Closed galfaroth closed 9 years ago
1) Go to ~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/
2) Right-click "Polychromatic.xcplugin" -> Show Package Contents
3) Open Contents/Info.plist in your favourite text editor
4) Add these lines to the DVTPlugInCompatibilityUUIDs section:
<string>A16FF353-8441-459E-A50C-B071F53F51B7</string>
<string>9F75337B-21B4-4ADC-B558-F9CADF7073A7</string>
5) Save the file and restart Xcode
I checked that on two macs and in both, the line is apparent but Polychromatic doesn't show up.
Also I might know why it doesn't work. I deleted the whole (~/Library/Application Support/Developer/) folder before updating to XCode 6.3, then after the update I couldn't use Polychromatic (even though I installed it again). Do you think that might have influenced why I can't use Polychromatic?
For me the plug-in made Xcode freeze when a project was opened. Changing the lines suggested by @mhoeller-textunes made it work. I suggest releasing a new version with the fix ASAP.
Also, will the same procedure be necessary for each Xcode update? Seems like a not-great plug-in system… especially if it freezes like it did for me.
Ok found the solution. Type in terminal: defaults delete com.apple.dt.Xcode It will delete all preferences out of your XCode but Polychromatic starts to work immediately.
The Polychromatic color scheme doesn't show up on XCode 6.3. And the fix from here doesn't make it work...