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Hi Erel, the output of xcode-select -p is: / and the output of xcodebuild -version is: xcode-select: error: tool 'xcodebuild' requires Xcode, but active developer directory '/' is a command line tools instance Hmm, that clearly doesn't seem right, I looked up that error and this pointed me to the
link: What is the output of: 1. xcode-select -p 2. xcodebuild -version ?
link: Hi - So I have a fresh install of Mojave 10.14.5 and xcode 10.2.1. I've started xcode at least once, made sure to install any additional items, and cr
link: I just tested on the same config with an old mac buildserver (from b4i 2.3 I believe) and it starts up fine. So for some reason the most recent build

Find the XCode path in your Mac and, from the terminal, type (change path according to your installation) sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode11.app
link: If you are just starting with B4i then I recommend you to start with the hosted builder. I can send you an id. Find Xcode in the launcher and doubl
link: Have you ran Xcode at least once? It should install additional components.
link: Good afternoon, I find the following error. I have installed Xcode 10 on my MacBook Pro with MacOS Catalina 10.15.2 operating system. When installing

xcode-select should point to a path such as: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer In your case it points to the command line tools. You can configure it with: sudo xcode-select -switch <path here>
link: I got this error message during compilation: Error: xcode-select: error: tool 'xcodebuild' requires Xcode, but active developer directory '/' is a com
link: Do you have access to B4i v4.30? If so then install it. What is the output of: xcode-select -p ?
link: Ok I have found solution: Reason: Xcode installed "by hand" not from store > results in xcode.appdownload in Applications directory Solution: 1) downl

After I installed 13.2 and did the xcode-select to point to it, I got a different error in the builder log, which gave me a clear indication to what the problem was: The IDE was connected to the Simulator. I swapped the IDE to a non-existing IP address (because there is neither a way to see what de
link: Now I know the recommendation is to use Xcode 13.2, but like an idiot I allowed macOS to update Xcode before checking with the forum. So now I've got

sudo xcode-select -switch <path / to /> Xcode.app how do i switch the xcode back to 8.0 (something)? some how apple upgraded the system to 9.0 and now i can not upload to the store without error. xcode-switch -p seems to point to the /../Xcode.app (which must be 9.0 of xcode) but: So where is th
link: You should first install Xcode 8.

Thanks for the info. I really did not know. I found more details on how to use it and am sharing it: sudo xcode-select -switch <path / to /> Xcode.app More info: https://developer.apple..html
link: Note that with B4i v4.30, B4i builder respects the Xcode selected with xcode-select (when the builder is started).
link: You should still use Xcode 8. You cannot submit apps with Xcode 9 while it is in beta and it will probably require some changes in B4i.
link: I was imagining it. I am using the 2 versions of XCode in the same folder with different names. Because I need to test my App in simulator 11. I renam

What is the output of: xcode-select -p Run it from the terminal.
link: the output : ITs-MacBook-Pro:b4ibuildserver it$ xcode-select -p xcode-select: error: unable to get active developer directory, use `sudo xcode-selec
link: Currently the output: ITs-MacBook-Pro:b4ibuildserver it$ xcode-select -p / ITs-MacBook-Pro:b4ibuildserver it$ c
link: If you execute Xcode directly does it start up? In the past I have received the path not found error. This occured after upgrading Xcode and then imme

What do you mean? " /" is what i get from entering "xcode-select -p" in the terminal... and yes i've ran xcode...
link: Have you ran Xcode 9 at least once? What is the output of xcode-select -p ?
link: Have you ran Xcode 9 at least once? What is the output of xcode-select -p ?
link: Hello, Seeing how i can no longer use the remote compiler. I am trying to follow the steps for a local mac compiler using my macbook pro. JDK8 and X

Reinstall Xcode 8. If you are using B4i v4.30 then you can choose which Xcode to use you start the builder with xcode-select. Otherwise you will need to uninstall Xcode 9.
link: I'm using B4i 3.50 I'll try to reinstall Xcode

Seems like Xcode is misconfigured. You should use xcode-select to set the default Xcode: http://iosdevelopertips.com/xcode/xcode-select-managing-multiple-versions-of-xcode.html
link: Hi I get error Building designer app. 0.02 Building Xcode project 0.28 Sending data to remote compiler. Error Error: xcrun: error: active developer
link: Yes i use local builder and install xcode and agreement license

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