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bmike ♦
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This is a bug in Xcode. If you delete the app, the command line tools work without complaint.

sudo xcode-select -s /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools

Either a new xcodebuild is needed to not look for those two extensions in the plug in or the plug in needs them added.

I have not filed a feedback, but the delay is quite aggravating. When I need Xcode again, I will try removing the watch simulator and/or downloading it completelyI will try removing the watch simulator and/or downloading it completely. Perhaps there’s a workaround I have missed or I didn’t type all the above commands correctly.

This is a bug in Xcode. If you delete the app, the command line tools work without complaint.

Either a new xcodebuild is needed to not look for those two extensions in the plug in or the plug in needs them added.

I have not filed a feedback, but the delay is quite aggravating. When I need Xcode again, I will try removing the watch simulator and/or downloading it completely. Perhaps there’s a workaround I have missed.

This is a bug in Xcode. If you delete the app, the command line tools work without complaint.

sudo xcode-select -s /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools

Either a new xcodebuild is needed to not look for those two extensions in the plug in or the plug in needs them added.

I have not filed a feedback, but the delay is quite aggravating. When I need Xcode again, I will try removing the watch simulator and/or downloading it completely. Perhaps there’s a workaround I have missed or I didn’t type all the above commands correctly.

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bmike ♦
bmike ♦
  • 241.3k
  • 80
  • 433
  • 958

This is a bug in Xcode. If you delete the app, the command line tools work without complaint.

Either a new xcodebuild is needed to not look for those two extensions in the plug in or the plug in needs them added.

I have not filed a feedback, but the delay is quite aggravating. When I need Xcode again, I will try removing the watch simulator and/or downloading it completely. Perhaps there’s a workaround I have missed.