Other Getting Xcode 10.3 running on Mohave

Starchild · Sep 28, 2019

I installed Xcode 10.3 on a new Mohave OS install.
I copied across my B4iBuildServer folder from my old OS.
I thought this would be a quicker way to getting it all running again retaining all the libraries.

I then spent days getting Xcode running with B4i.
Just posting my solution.

Found this post by Amin Asmail

Amin Ismail said:
SOLVED!! I had to do a few things to solve this issue which I am documenting here in case someone else has a similar problem:

1. Go to XCODE -> Preferences -> Accounts and add your developer account.
You need to do this if you have just installed a fresh copy of XCODE or are installing on a new MAC computer. Which was my case.

2. I then had to Enable the B4I certificate on my device since I was now using the LOCAL builder and not the HOSTED builder.
Settings -> General -> About -> Certificate Trust Settings

3. And finally, Stupid Me, I forgot to update the Libs folder on the MAC with the Google Maps Framework. My App uses Google Maps and this is required for compilation. See Step 2 of the B4I GoogleMaps Tutorial.

After doing all of the above, the LOCAL builder works just fine and I can compile and simulate my App on the MAC.

-------
These notes nearly worked for me, but...

I was then getting an error Xcode failed to create a build (or something like that) with no other error details to point me to a remedy.

I finally found a post from Erel (for a different issue) about deleting the old UploadedProjects folder in the B4iBuildServer folder on the Mac.

This fixed it for me. Now compiles fine.

-------
I love the B4X forum. It's a great resource.
It really empowers the sole developer.
Hope this post helps others.

Other Getting Xcode 10.3 running on Mohave

Starchild

Active Member

Similar Threads

Other Getting Xcode 10.3 running on Mohave

Starchild

Active Member

Similar Threads

Privacy & Transparency

Privacy & Transparency