Re: Archiving a project

[Jens Alfke]

> On Aug 5, 2018, at 4:49 PM, Saagar Jha  wrote:
> 
> There used to be an Xcode mailing list, but it was shut down a while back. I 
> assume most of the usual traffic to that list has thoroughly dispersed 
> throughout the rest of the lists on this site, as well as help groups 
> elsewhere on the internet.

I run an unofficial Xcode mailing list at https://apple-dev.groups.io/g/xcode 
 , and a number of other lists with 
similar topics to the lists here; you can see them at 
https://apple-dev.groups.io/g/main  . They 
get a decent amount of traffic. I figured it was a good idea to have a listserv 
that isn't in danger of being shut down tomorrow…

(And yeah, there are Apple's official developer forums, which they would prefer 
we use, but like many people I dislike their usability.)

—Jens
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Re: Archiving a project

[Alex Zavatone]

There is one like this one.

xc...@apple-dev.groups.io

Cheers
Alex Zavaotne

> On Aug 6, 2018, at 12:49 AM, Saagar Jha  wrote:
> 
> There used to be an Xcode mailing list, but it was shut down a while back. I 
> assume most of the usual traffic to that list has thoroughly dispersed 
> throughout the rest of the lists on this site, as well as help groups 
> elsewhere on the internet.
> 
> As for making sure your app is the correct one, you could just put an abort 
> somewhere in your app’s startup path to make sure your app is being updated. 
> Or try poking around the disassembly of the method you’re changing?
> 
> Regards,
> Saagar Jha
> 
>> On Aug 5, 2018, at 16:23, Daniel Santos > > wrote:
>> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> Since I couldn’t find a xcode mailing list I am posting this here.
>> I have a swift/cocoa app that I developed. I archived it and placed it on 
>> the applications folder.
>> I am writing an applescript script to drive it using system events.
>> There is a button I am activating that causes the application to crash.
>> I corrected the bug, re-archived it and ran the applescript again. It 
>> crashes anyway.
>> I then made some other changes to the line of code stated on the error 
>> report, and re-archived it.
>> It always crashes on the same line. Even removing an array indexing 
>> instruction that is the cause of the error (index out of range)
>> 
>> I suspect that the archives are not being updated with the compiled code. Am 
>> I going nuts ?
>> 
>> Thanks
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Re: Archiving a project

[Saagar Jha]

There used to be an Xcode mailing list, but it was shut down a while back. I 
assume most of the usual traffic to that list has thoroughly dispersed 
throughout the rest of the lists on this site, as well as help groups elsewhere 
on the internet.

As for making sure your app is the correct one, you could just put an abort 
somewhere in your app’s startup path to make sure your app is being updated. Or 
try poking around the disassembly of the method you’re changing?

Regards,
Saagar Jha

> On Aug 5, 2018, at 16:23, Daniel Santos  wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> Since I couldn’t find a xcode mailing list I am posting this here.
> I have a swift/cocoa app that I developed. I archived it and placed it on the 
> applications folder.
> I am writing an applescript script to drive it using system events.
> There is a button I am activating that causes the application to crash.
> I corrected the bug, re-archived it and ran the applescript again. It crashes 
> anyway.
> I then made some other changes to the line of code stated on the error 
> report, and re-archived it.
> It always crashes on the same line. Even removing an array indexing 
> instruction that is the cause of the error (index out of range)
> 
> I suspect that the archives are not being updated with the compiled code. Am 
> I going nuts ?
> 
> Thanks
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Archiving a project

[Daniel Santos]

Hello,

Since I couldn’t find a xcode mailing list I am posting this here.
I have a swift/cocoa app that I developed. I archived it and placed it on the 
applications folder.
I am writing an applescript script to drive it using system events.
There is a button I am activating that causes the application to crash.
I corrected the bug, re-archived it and ran the applescript again. It crashes 
anyway.
I then made some other changes to the line of code stated on the error report, 
and re-archived it.
It always crashes on the same line. Even removing an array indexing instruction 
that is the cause of the error (index out of range)

I suspect that the archives are not being updated with the compiled code. Am I 
going nuts ?

Thanks
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