iOS Question Failed to find xCode path.

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interskala

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• Sep 5, 2019

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i am use localBuilder..

 

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Erel

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• Sep 5, 2019

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You cannot use Xcode 8. You must use Xcode 10.1+. This is required by Apple.

Note that you can use the hosted builder if your local Mac is too old.

 

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interskala

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• Sep 5, 2019

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thanks erel..
currently i have hosted builder, but when i use this i must have iOS developer account, it's correct??
and can i debug app when i use hosted builder??

 

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Erel

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interskala said:

i use this i must have iOS developer account, it's correct??

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Correct.

interskala said:

and can i debug app when i use hosted builder??

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Yes. You can do everything except of run on the simulator.

 

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interskala

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• Sep 6, 2019

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hi..erel i already install Xcode 10.3 but when i run b4ibuildserver still error



2019-09-06 08:39:16.399:INFO::main: Logging initialized @6272ms to org.eclipse.jetty.util.log.StdErrLog

Loading default configuration file.

AppPath=/Users/it/Desktop/B4i/B4iBuildServer

Mac version: 10.14.6

Failed to find xcode path.

ITs-MacBook-Pro:b4ibuildserver it$ c

can you help me..
thanks

 

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Erel

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• Sep 6, 2019

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What is the output of:
xcode-select -p

Run it from the terminal.

 

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interskala

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• Sep 6, 2019

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the output :

ITs-MacBook-Pro:b4ibuildserver it$ xcode-select -p

xcode-select: error: unable to get active developer directory, use `sudo xcode-select --switch path/to/Xcode.app` to set one (or see `man xcode-select`)

 

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interskala

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• Sep 6, 2019

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Currently the output:

ITs-MacBook-Pro:b4ibuildserver it$ xcode-select -p

/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools

ITs-MacBook-Pro:b4ibuildserver it$ c

 

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• Sep 6, 2019

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If you execute Xcode directly does it start up? In the past I have received the path not found error. This occured after upgrading Xcode and then immediately running b4ibuildserver. What fixed it for me was to run Xcode once and then run b4ibuildserver. (Running Xcode seemed to set up the required path settings.)

 

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Erel

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• Sep 8, 2019

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As @CaptKronos wrote, make sure to start Xcode once and install any component that it suggests.

Do you still get the same error?

 

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interskala

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• Sep 11, 2019

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Erel said:

As @CaptKronos wrote, make sure to start Xcode once and install any component that it suggests.

Do you still get the same error?

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no,, aldery solve,, thx erel

 

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