xcpretty Not Detected After Install on macOS Tahoe M1: Compiling Fails in HISE Export

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 Maybe there's a bug in the commit. Did you clean the build before starting?

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey Yes, but because of the error, I have to press clean build twice

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey I'm using githash 6ba56cc

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 Try an earlier commit, there is nothing in the latest commit that will be critical to your project

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey the last one I was using came out a month ago and it worked but I need to use the latest

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 I spoke to someone else earlier today who is using the latest commit, I think they're on Windows though. But if it's working after cleaning the build twice then you can proceed, no?

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey can't error still appears.

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 What feature do you need that isn't in the earlier commit that worked?

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey need the compilation fix as I have the new version of faust 2.83.1

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 Do you mean that you can only use that version of Faust with more recent HISE commits?

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey no, the latest githash for Hise supposedly has better compiling for Mac

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 said in xcpretty Not Detected After Install on macOS Tahoe M1: Compiling Fails in HISE Export:

the latest githash for Hise supposedly has better compiling for Mac

The commit from a month ago compiles and works with the version of faust you have, and you don't need any of the changes since then, I'd just stick with that commit, because the current commit isn't working for you.

The alternative is you'll need to debug the error on your system through xcode and find out what's causing it.

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey how do I get an older git commit of the hise source code

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 git checkout followed by the hash. If you're doing it through xcode I'm not sure what the procedure is.

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey give exact cmd comande to do this

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345
Open a terminal
cd path (replace "path" with the path to the HISE source code on your system).
git checkout hash (replace hash with the commit hash you want to checkout)
Open the project in Projucer.
Save and open in IDE
Clean the build
Build for Profiling

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey did that

cd: too many arguments

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 Show me what you put

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey

cd /Users/djjdwatson/Documents/HISE git checkout cf3fc78

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 These are two separate commands. cd is the change directory command. Run that one first. Then do the git checkout command.