xcode - slather error, when trying to get code coverage -


i'm looking use slather export unit test code coverage teamcity, running issues getting run, , i'm little confused i'm not finding other people encountering error. can me. i'm build engineer, not xcode developer, , our devs don't seem know causing it.

anyway, trial slather, given new mac, installed rvm , ruby 2.4.1. installed slather gem, quite easy , fast.

i built xcode project, ran unit tests , saw xcode displaying code coverage data in ide.

in terminal ran slather coverage command, , returns error:

slathering... /users/me/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.4.1/gems/cfpropertylist-2.3.5/lib/cfpropertylist/rbcfpropertylist.rb:349:in `load`: file /library/developer/commandlinetools/../info.plist not readable! (ioerror).

so question missing?

the mac new, added xcode v8.2.1, rvm, ruby , slather. slather pulled in dependencies needed. xcode project has test coverage turned on, , there nothing in slather site mentioning need modify plist reference paths in project settings.

i went blog site , tried demo project using slather https://cocoacasts.com/how-to-generate-code-coverage-reports-in-xcode-with-slather/ , same error project also.

it seems slather works other people, hoping simple small thing need setup on mac environment.

sorry posting answer own question, found out doing wrong , environment issue.

the solution found answer: stackoverflow xcode select active developer directory error

the issue had opened xcode xip , running downloads folder opposed applications folder. xcode commandline tools expecting in applications. once put xcode in correct location, slather worked fine.

basically rookie osx error windows user.


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