fix: prompt to install Xcode Command Line Tools when listing devices #4328
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tns devices --availableDevices
prompts to install Xcode Command Line Tools (with popup), when command line tools (Xcode) are not installed on the machine. Update theios-sim-portable
package, where the issue is resolved.PR Checklist
What is the current behavior?
In case Xcode and Xcode Command Line tools are not installed, calling
tns run
ortns devices --availableDevices
leads to a UI prompt (from the OS) to install the missing components.What is the new behavior?
The command lists the currently attached devices/available devices, and does not prompt to install anything.
Fixes issue #4327