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Xcode 5.1 Update #2051

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x2on opened this issue Mar 12, 2014 · 23 comments
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Xcode 5.1 Update #2051

x2on opened this issue Mar 12, 2014 · 23 comments

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@x2on
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x2on commented Mar 12, 2014

Please update Xcode to version 5.1 to support iOS 7.1 features.

@semanticart
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👍 please update.

Builds failing with

ERROR! Can't locate iPhoneSimulator SDK 7.1 at /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneSimulator7.1.sdk'

@dblock
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dblock commented Mar 16, 2014

+1

@pmilanez
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Guys! Almost 2 weeks since the iOS 7.1 release and no Xcode update? I'm using the Paid account and it's becoming impossible to accept. The update from iOS 6 to iOS 7 was a pain, is it going to be like this ALL THE TIME?

@roidrage
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Sorry for the delays. We’ve been testing Mavericks support with a few beta projects, which we want to use as the basis to roll out Xcode 5.1 support. Mavericks is good to go, it’s just missing the Xcode 5.1 update which we’re working on getting out.

@MaxGabriel
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+1 to this as well—good luck with the beta testing.

@timothyrobb
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+1

Currently holding back all Travis testing on our projects... Again.

Would be great if the Travis crew can keep up to date on these updates—Mavericks has been around for a long time, and the 5.1 update was no secret. It's been in beta for awhile.

@sarahhodne sarahhodne added this to the Next OS X environment update milestone Mar 27, 2014
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Hey everyone,

I'm really sorry for the delay in getting this live. The update to OS X 10.9 changed how the Keychain worked, so I had to re-investigate how to make code signing and testing with the iOS simulator be as stable as possible.

The good news is that the Xcode 5.1 update and the OS X 10.9 update is very close to finished and I hope to have it out soon. Should be early next month if everything goes smoothly.

@maschall That is something we've considered, but could you open a new ticket for that as it's not really relevant to the Xcode 5.1 update?

@wearhere
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@henrikhodne is #1292 an issue on Mavericks (have you been able to successfully authorize the VMs to control instruments)?

@jonreid
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jonreid commented Mar 30, 2014

When you update Xcode, please make sure xctool is also updated.

@sarahhodne
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@wearhere That's one of the things I've been working on getting working on 10.9. It should be fixed when the 10.9 update goes live.

@jonreid Yup!

@wearhere
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@henrikhodne great!

@k0nserv
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k0nserv commented Apr 14, 2014

xctool was just update and the new version includes a fix for a really annoying bug which breaks unified testing/build/archiving targets. It would be great to get xctool update to 0.1.15. I looked for a cookbook repository for OSX, is there somewhere I can make a PR?

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Fix for the frequently-reported Failed to query the list of test cases in the test bundle bug.

@sarahhodne
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This is coming this week!

@felipesabino
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Is there any way to keep building with XCode 5.0? specially at travis-ci.com?

@sarahhodne
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@felipesabino Unfortunately we haven't figured out a way to have both Xcode 5.0 and 5.1 installed (mostly due to the fact that Xcode takes up a lot of space).

It's possible to flag a repository so it stays on the old environment with OS X 10.8, Xcode 5.0, etc. (the current build environment), although we are only planning on offering this for a short time, mostly to allow incompatible projects some more time to update. If you would like to get your repository set up for this, please email support@travis-ci.com.

@wearhere
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Thanks for the update @henrikhodne!

I've filed a couple of follow-up issues at #2181, #2182, and #2183.

@BanzaiMan
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I'm stealing the pleasure of closing this ticket from @henrikhodne. Sorry, Henrik.

@kt3k
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kt3k commented Apr 18, 2014

xctool still seems to be version 0.1.14. ( https://travis-ci.org/strawjs/straw-ios/builds/23284030 )

And the tests that need to launch the iphone simulator seem failing.

The workaround for this is brew update and brew upgrade xctool in before_install. ( like this strawjs/straw-ios@fef0a7b https://travis-ci.org/strawjs/straw-ios/builds/23282652 )

@sarahhodne
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@kt3k Due to an issue in our VM provisioning, xctool is still at 0.1.14. We're working on getting this updated to 0.1.15, but until then the work around is, as you said, brew update and brew upgrade xctool.

@kt3k
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kt3k commented Apr 18, 2014

@henrikhodne
Thank you for confirming the situation!

wearhere pushed a commit to inkling/Subliminal that referenced this issue Apr 18, 2014
`xctool` 0.1.14 will fail to run Subliminal's unit tests.

Travis is supposed to have 0.1.15 installed--see
travis-ci/travis-ci#2051 (comment).
@wearhere
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The workaround is no longer necessary, now that xctool has been upgraded to 0.1.16 (#2345).

@felipesabino
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@henrikhodne can you reopen #2597? It is also locked, so I can ask it there and as
XCode 6 is available now, I was really hoping not having to wait that many weeks before having the environment updated (as happened with XCode 5.1 XCode 5.1.1 #2302)...

@BanzaiMan
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@felipesabino We are working on the Xcode 6 update. We'll be rolling this out soon.

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