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Don't error when using xcode-select to find current selected version. #210
Description
$ xcodes list
Failed executing: `/usr/bin/xcode-select -p` (2).
MAINTAINER EDITED BELOW
If I don't have any Xcode version installed, Xcodes currently errors out using the xcode-select to print out which version is selected
A bit of refactor is needed, but Xcodes should fail gracefully if xcodeSelectPrintPath fails.
Reacted by Fedor Ihnatkevich
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MattKiazyk commentedon Sep 29, 2022
Thanks @thii - i've updated the wording to make this issue more of how to fix it.
[-]Fail to run without existing Xcode or Xcode Command Line Tools[/-][+]Don't error when using xcode-select to find current selected version.[/+]thii commentedon Sep 29, 2022
I think it should not fail though. If I have a new Mac, the first thing I download would be
xcodes, and I want it to be able to download Xcode. But currently I'd have to manually download Xcode in order to runxcodesin order to download Xcode.