Uno-Check : Xcode versioning confusion?

[baskren]

Just upgraded uno-check to 1.27.0. When I ran it, I got the following error:

🔎 XCode 15F31d Checkup...
  ❌ Xcode.app (16.0 15F31d) not installed.

At that time, I had Xcode 16.1 and 15.4 installed on my machine ... so I installed Xcode 16.0. Next, I run uno-check again and get the same error.

OK, I'm thinking maybe I'm pointing to the wrong version of the Xcode Command Line Tools? So I launch Xcode and I notice the following...

Hmmm. The error is asking for 16.0 15F31d but the options say:

• 16.0 : 16A242d
• 15.4 : 15F31d

I've tried both, checked the versions via command line (see below), and I still get the same error in uno-check.

ben@bc3-m2-mbp ~ % xcodebuild -version
Xcode 16.0
Build version 16A242d
ben@bc3-m2-mbp ~ % uno-check
...
🔎 XCode 15F31d Checkup...
  ❌ Xcode.app (16.0 15F31d) not installed.
...

ben@bc3-m2-mbp ~ % xcodebuild -version
Xcode 15.4
Build version 15F31d
ben@bc3-m2-mbp ~ % 
ben@bc3-m2-mbp ~ % uno-check
...
🔎 XCode 15F31d Checkup...
  ❌ Xcode.app (16.0 15F31d) not installed.
...

To date, I've had no issues using version 16.1 of the Xcode Command Line tools. Is it safe to ignore this error?

[jeromelaban]

Yes, it was safe to ignore the error, and this is fixed in the latest build of uno.check, run dotnet tool update -g uno.check to get it.

[baskren]

Got it! Thanks!