[MacPorts] #67079: osxfuse @3.8.3_0: No version of Xcode found
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#67079: osxfuse @3.8.3_0: No version of Xcode found
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Reporter: Darieb | Owner: (none)
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version: 2.8.1
Resolution: | Keywords:
Port: osxfuse |
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Comment (by ryandesign):
Replying to [comment:3 Darieb]:
> I can find no such error nor any reference to mdfind in the "main.log"
that I think I sent. Perhaps you mixed up logs?
I was saying that the other log, [attachment:ticket:57142:main.log the one
in #57142], contains the `mdfind` line I quoted while yours does not,
therefore even though the error message ("No version of Xcode found") is
the same in both tickets, the cause and/or solution might turn out to be
different from the one in that ticket.
Replying to [comment:4 Darieb]:
> BTW, Xcode has built-in answers to some of the questions that xcode.sh
is looking for:
>
> xcode-select should be in every OS X, I think and returns a null result
if there is no Xcode.
Sure. I can't guess why the developer of osxfuse chose to write their own
code to find Xcode rather than use xcode-select. You'd have to ask them.
Maybe they've already changed it in later versions. We can't check because
[https://colatkinson.site/macos/fuse/2019/09/29/osxfuse/ osxfuse is no
longer open source].
You could probably still use the [attachment:ticket:57142:patch-no-
spotlight.diff patch attached to #57142] which hardcodes the value
/Applications/Xcode.app into the script, or write your own patch to use
xcode-select if you prefer.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/67079#comment:5>
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