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Hey @ickata, Have you tried to call |
Hi @enchev , It looks like the version is 1.0.0:
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Are you using our latest version 2.0.1? |
Updated cocoapods to 1.0.1, problem persists.
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You can use |
Here's what happens when I try to update ios platform:
BTW same happens if I run |
hm, XCode 6.3.1 is not supported, we always require latest XCode version. It looks like there's a problem with some version comparison on our side. |
OK, I updated XCode to 7.3.1. For some reason there was no update alert in App Store, so I had to manually update it. I am experiencing the same problem, though. Here's the output from the log trace:
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@ickata , thanks for the output. It looks like the following command fails on your machine:
Can you try executing it from the command line:
I'm really not sure why |
Just to summarize the issue - @enchev , what do you think? |
It looks like that this is a result of the Perl LWP module: This added a binary called Thanks for the help last night! |
Any ideas how to fix this? I'm having exactly the same issue with the command "xcodebuild -version | head -n 1 | sed -e 's/Xcode //'" and its driving me crazy.. |
Hey @juanvillegas , do you know if you have XAMPP with mod-perl installed? Because that's was causing the error on my end. After I uninstalled XAMPP the problem was gone. |
NativeScript uses the sandbox-pod executable. This may prevent some pods from installing correctly. If you encounter such cases, you can switch to the regular pod executable: This worked for me. https://github.com/NativeScript/docs/pull/259/files |
I had almost similar problem. Run this command fixed my problem sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer |
Hi,
tns doctor
returns that there is an issue with CocoaPods:My environment:
Let me know if additional details are needed.
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