All I've done is unpack the zip, and when I try to open Android Studio, it crashes immediately. I see the icon in the dock for two seconds tops, before it crashes.
I also tried using the latest Canary build and have the same results.
I checked and apparently JDK comes bundled with it, so I don't need that installed in advance.
Am definitely using the M1 / ARM build for macOS running macOS Monterey Beta.
The traceback error is incredibly long and I am unable to pin where the issue lies, and I'm not sure that I should really post the entire thing. Where I am confused is that this is a relatively new Macbook Air on the M1 chip with hardly anything installed on it, so I don't understand what the conflict is or where to begin here...
Fixed by upgrading to the latest beta.
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I created a react native app using react native cli.
When I use finder to navigate into ios folder I can see podfile.....however when I open the project in xcode I cant see it anywhere.
Any idea why?
UPDATE 4/29 - I tried answer below to "Open the xcworkspace file with Xcode not the xcproj one"....and this did not work. Regardless of which file I use to open, I still dont see podfile (or xcworkspace file for that matter)
Im using Xcode 12.5.....and a macbook air with the new M1 chip (I mention this because the M1 chip has been causing me a host of other problems like not being able to download IOS simulator)
Open the xcworkspace file with Xcode not the xcproj one.
I ended up exchanging my macbook air with M1 chip....for an older one with Intel chip. All the issues I was facing before are no longer.
My advice is to not purchase any laptop with M1 chip until Apple have had time to figure out all the bugs that occur for developers (M1 chip was only launched last Nov and theres still SO many issues for devs).
I actually built a Hackintosh to learn programming with Xcode. It runs on my Asus X555LA laptop. I downloaded the latest Xcode 9 GM build from the Apple Site (not from App store). After extracting, when I tried to install, it shows "You can't use this version of the application "Xcode" with this version of macOS; You have macOS 10.12. The application requires macOS 10.12.6 or later".
Is there any tweak to make it run on my Sierra 10.12 itself? I can't really think about upgrading the macOS version as it's a Hackintosh. I followed this guide to install macOS on my Asus laptop.
Xcode requires latest macOS, you have no choice, you need to upgrade the macOS version on your Hackintosh. Or better: Reinstall macOS in a recommended way on your PC, if you're doing Hackintosh... :)
The guide you linked is very poor... Never use premade install images, because these have been modified in an uncertain way, and you don't want to install a premade undocumented mess to your computer. It might be packed with threats, malwares, spy tools and so on.. It's the worst thing I can imagine in security aspect to install an OS image from uncertain source.
Also, there is no universal macOS installer for PCs - even though many are trying to find a way to create it: it's a bad idea and it will never succeed because there are so many PC parts, millions of differently built computers..
The only way to create a stable fully functional Hackintosh is to know your hardware and create an installer flash drive for that specific PC. First you have to download the latest macOS Sierra from AppStore, this is the only source that you can trust, because it's downloading from Apple's servers. Then install a small program, called Clover bootloader to the flash drive to make it bootable.
This is the only full and up to date guide for PC laptops. If you have questions, register to the linked site and start a new forum thread posting your questions. They will help you but please read this guide at least 3-4 times carefully because everything is described here.
Asking this on SO as well as the Unity network, hoping someone can give me a hand.. I'm running into an issue that seems to be specific to 4.6.x versions of Unity. First, the specs: I'm running a Mac Mini with an i7 Processor, 8GB of ram and OS X Yosemite.
Now, I've been able to run Unity 5.x without any issues (This is my last resort, If I have to I'll end up running Unity 5.x, but I'd rather run 4.6.x), but when I attempt to run any Unity 4.6.x version, the editor application itself attempts to start up, and immediately crashes. I've attempted uninstalling & removing preferences, rebooting, different versions, etc to no avail. Has anyone run into this issue before, if so what was the fix? I've heard that this was a known issue at one point, but was fixed in Unity 4.6.1 (which I've attempted to run unsuccessfully...)
Thanks!
I'm trying to submit a new app to the Mac App Store but I'm getting this error every time I try to validate my bundle.
"The bundle is invalid" Apple is not currently accepting applications built with this version of the OS."
I'm using Xcode 5.0.1 on a brand new MacBook Pro which came with Mavericks preinstalled.
What's going on? Surely this error message can't be right.
I haven't got a fix for this yet but I do have a work around..... use another Mac.
Oh wait; you haven't got another mac. Well this is what I had to do to get around it on the one it wasn't working on.
The problem seems to be that Apple don't like my particular ProductBuildVersion, which is 13A3017. I've got one of the brand new MacBook Pro 15" Retinas released Oct 2013. I'm not sure if that build version is just for these, or just for retina ones or what.
But anyway,
Use this command in terminal
sudo nano /System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist
change the ProductBuildVersion from 13A3017 to 13A603 (which is another Mavericks buildVersion)
Archive the app again, (I also restarted Xcode), and resubmit it.
When you're done switch the version straight back to what it was before or anything could happen.
I've submitted a bug report to Apple so hopefully this should be fixed soon.
My Xcode 3.2.6 is hanging up constantly.
While I'm coding with no apparent reason it starts consuming more and more CPU, CPU temperature rises up to 80 celsius, the fan get exhausted and I'm forced to "force-quit" it and relaunch it to be able to continue working...
It start happening this week and nobody else on my project is having the same troubles.
My OS is Snow leopard 10.6.8
Any ideas on what could be happening?
I had the same exact issue with my Xcode 3.2.6 project... Would start out using one core and if I let it sit, would use all 8 cores of my i7 MBP. Very frustrating having to restart Xcode every 5 minutes.
My issue actually was resolved when I removed an iPhone from the Organizer that was running iOS 5.0.1. Xcode was trying to get information from the iPhone, and wasn't able to, since the iOS SDK requires Xcode 4.x
I also removed all the user settings from within the project's *.xcodeproj package as well; not sure if that had additional effect. removing those without removing the iPhone had no effect, though.
Have you tried doing a "clean" on the target? Have you tried checking your disk with Disk Utility?