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openframeworks / OFXcodeMenu

OpenFrameworks plugin for Xcode, adds addons to your project
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xcode 6 #19

Closed kylemcdonald closed 9 years ago

kylemcdonald commented 10 years ago

https://gist.githubusercontent.com/neonichu/9487584/raw/97b371b79a2dfe6ccee524ff7aaaf9d887e0d27d/update_xcode_plugins

script linked to fixed it for me

admsyn commented 10 years ago

Interesting... looks like that script's only adding a UUID that's already in OFPlugin ( since f07637e90b681d4f682a5c758ec61fff1254d52b )

I'm still on Beta 4, though, so I'll update and see what's up. Thanks!

admsyn commented 10 years ago

Just tried Xcode 6 Beta 7, and it seemed to work fine as-is.

Is your version of OFPlugin out of date, maybe? Since before f07637e90b681d4f682a5c758ec61fff1254d52b (June) at least?

kylemcdonald commented 10 years ago

that's very possible. wasn't pulling from the repo before so i don't know my version number, but i'll do that from now on. false alarm :) sorry!

kylemcdonald commented 10 years ago

switching from xcode 6-beta to the real xcode 6, i had to run the script in the above link again. i made sure i'd pulled the most recent changes from OFPlugin, even deleted the old OFPlugin first, but building didn't make the OF tab appear till i ran the script.

admsyn commented 10 years ago

Huh, I wonder what the deal is then. OFPlugin was just updated to work with the actual Xcode 6 release in #20 (which worked for me). That script is also only adding the UUID for the Xcode 6 beta, whereas Xcode 6 has a different UUID.

kylemcdonald commented 10 years ago

hmm might have been an issue with me switching from beta to 6. i'll close this issue next time i build OFPlugin on a fresh 6 if that was the problem.

HalfdanJ commented 10 years ago

I have the same problem, running the script on 10.10 beta didn't solve my problem, but instead returning the error Print: Entry, "DVTPlugInCompatibilityUUIDs", Does Not Exist

admsyn commented 10 years ago

@HalfdanJ can you post the UUID you get when running this command?

defaults read /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Info DVTPlugInCompatibilityUUID
HalfdanJ commented 10 years ago

Hmm fiddling around cleaning some builds and restarting xcode in some random order fixed my problem :/ sorry about that

admsyn commented 9 years ago

Does this seem like it's still an issue, @kylemcdonald ? Everything works for me, and I don't really have leads to investigate. Looks like it was just some weird beta -> release Xcode plugin quirk maybe?

kylemcdonald commented 9 years ago

i'll let you know next time i get people to install OFPlugin, haven't seen this since though

On Tue, Dec 9, 2014 at 5:16 PM, Adam Carlucci notifications@github.com wrote:

Does this seem like it's still an issue, @kylemcdonald https://github.com/kylemcdonald ? Everything works for me, and I don't really have leads to investigate. Looks like it was just some weird beta -> release Xcode plugin quirk maybe?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/admsyn/OFPlugin/issues/19#issuecomment-66368638.

admsyn commented 9 years ago

OFPlugin seems to be working through Xcode 6.3.2 ( #33 ). Going to close this but please re-open if there's some related installation issue in the future.