Open NikKovIos opened 1 year ago
I think you have to run the update-xcode.sh. If that resolves it then we should update the README. Ideally I could add it to a build phase and skip the manual step.
Firstly:
$ bash update-xcode.sh update-xcode.sh: line 8: cmake: command not found mv: ./xcode/src/git2/sys/features.h: No such file or directory
so I did brew install cmake
and repeat the command. The output was Build files have been written to:
~/GitUp/GitUpKit/Third-Party/libgit2/xcode`
But it's still an error:
I'm away from my computer this week, but I'll be back next week and look into the steps for a clean install.
@NikKovIos I just did a clean run on my end and it looked like this:
git clone --recursive git@github.com:git-up/GitUp.git
cd GitUp/GitUpKit/Third-Party/libgit2
(not sure that you need to cd here, rather than just run the script, but that's what I did)./update-xcode.sh
(cmake --version
yielded cmake version 3.25.2
)DEVELOPMENT_TEAM.xcconfig
into the GitUp/Xcode-Configurations
folder so code signing issues are out of the way (this is explained in the README, along with the alternative of removing all the code signing details)GitUp/GitUp.xcodeproj
If this doesn't work for you then I would try deleting derived data/cleaning build folders and reopening just that project.
When trying to build the repo there is an error:
Missing package product 'Libgit2Origin'
There is nothing in Getting Started section about this.
Also I've found the libgit2.xcodeproj in Third-Party folder, but there are red marked missing files in this project.