Oddity using Xcode 4.4 on OS 10.7.

[Lawrence Velázquez]

On Jul 26, 2012, at 11:15 a.m., Jeremy Lavergne wrote:

>> However, my /usr/bin/clang is still the old version, and does not
>> match the one below /Applications/Xcode.app:
> 
> Is that clang a symlink?

Nope.

>> Is this expected behaviour? It seems very odd to me. The other thing
>> that's odd is that if I quit and restart Xcode, the Command Line Tools
>> have an "Install" button again, instead of saying "Installed". So
>> clearly Xcode doesn't think the installation has worked either.

I'm seeing the same behavior.

When I look at all messages in Console, I see the following messages while Xcode waits for me to authorize:

    7/26/12 11:53:20.129 a.m. authorizationhost: SFBuiltinEntitled: Xcode.app is not entitled for system.install.apple-software
    7/26/12 11:53:36.094 a.m. authorizationhost: SFBuiltinEntitled: Xcode.app is not entitled for system.install.apple-software
    7/26/12 11:53:43.005 a.m. authorizationhost: SFBuiltinEntitled: Xcode.app is not entitled for system.install.apple-software
    7/26/12 11:53:58.332 a.m. authorizationhost: SFBuiltinEntitled: Xcode.app is not entitled for system.install.apple-software
    7/26/12 11:53:58.367 a.m. authorizationhost: SFBuiltinEntitled: Xcode.app is not entitled for system.install.app-store-software
    7/26/12 11:53:58.401 a.m. authorizationhost: SFBuiltinEntitled: Xcode.app is not entitled for system.install.app-store-software

When I actually submit my password, I get this:

    7/26/12 11:53:58.403 a.m. com.apple.SecurityServer: Failed to authorize right 'system.install.app-store-software' by client '/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/PackageKit.framework/Versions/A/Resources/installd' [86797] for authorization created by '/Applications/Xcode.app' [86769]


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