On Jan 15, 2015, at 2:55 PM, Jens Alfke <[email protected]> wrote: >> I'm having trouble running my unit tests over SSH after upgrading from Xcode >> 4 to Xcode 6. > ... >> >> Test target MyCocoaApplicationTests encountered an error (Test session >> exited(-1) without checking in. If you believe this error represents a bug, >> please attach the log file at >> /var/folders/h2/xngxkxm15_93gm4n50p7s_mm0000gp/T/com.apple.dt.XCTest-status/Session-2015-01-15_12:35:52-0qPMDN.log) > > Looks like xcodebuild is trying to launch a GUI process, which fails because > its process group wasn't created by launchd and so isn't allowed to connect > to the WindowServer. (You can create the same kind of error by trying to use > the 'open' command from an SSH shell.) > > Since you say this worked in Xcode 4, I guess the older test environment must > not have created a GUI process. > > Have you looked at the Xcode continuous-integration support in OS X Server? > It can run automated tests.
Not seriously, no. Our current build system performs many steps, one of which is kicking off an xcodebuild invocation. Additional steps are performed with the results. (In other words, we don't just have an Xcode project with which we click "Build".) Would that be a problem with Apple's CI infrastructure? Thanks, - Andrew Keller
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