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    • LindonL
      Lindon
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      Honestly I would happily strangle the people involved in the MacOS development....

      So I build HISE, I load projuicer, save and open compiler, Xcode opens, a set the scheme coorrectly, and run a build for profiling.....

      .. I wait and eventually I get a HISE build..... I go look at it in Finder...and it says its a build from yesterday..... does anyone know how to make MacOS report the modified date and time correctly?????

      I decide to change a setting in the pre-processors... close XCode, I close Projuicer, I reopen projuicer make may change and save and reopen the compiler, I run the compile again and it tells me it is completing step 6 of 133 and then hangs there......and does not move on.....

      Sorry to put this in General Questions, I couldn't find the "Complaining about MacOS" section...

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      • d.healeyD
        d.healey @Lindon
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        @Lindon said in XCode - stalls on repeat builds....:

        does anyone know how to make MacOS report the modified date and time correctly?????

        Nope, it's a long standing Finder bug that I never found a solution for. Probably have to refresh a cache or something but I didn't look very deeply into it.

        Try cleaning the build after making your changes in Projucer, might help...

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        • orangeO
          orange @Lindon
          last edited by orange

          @Lindon I have experienced similar situations too.

          Downloading the Hise repository again and changing the name of the Hise-develop folder, solves the problem.

          Yes it seems it is a cache problem

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          • dannytaurusD
            dannytaurus @Lindon
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            @Lindon I find deleting the build (not Builds!) folder usually fixes this. Then I'll get the proper timestamps on both Debug/HISE Debug.app and Release/HISE.app

            Projects > standalone > Builds > MacOSX > builds (delete this folder)

            Also, sometimes Xcode builds HISE and the app size is around 100KB so I assume it failed but when I double click the HISE app it opens properly. Very strange.

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