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

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@d-healey
Downloading the Hise source code from the dev branch of Hise 4.1.0 via GitHub

[d.healey]

@DJJD12345 Use git instead as I show in the video.

[DJJD12345]

@d-healey
Did that, and it still shows the same thing in the terminal.

[d.healey]

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

Did that, and it still shows the same thing in the terminal.

Check this list and tell me if this is what you did.

• Removed all previous copies of HISE and the HISE source code from your system
• Used git clone to download the HISE source code
• From the terminal used cd to enter the HISE source code directory
• Used git checkout develop to switch to the develop branch
• Compiled HISE

[DJJD12345]

@d-healey
Yep, that how I did it

[DJJD12345]

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

@DJJD12345 Are you using the develop branch? Hise uses xcbeautify for a little while now...

He said Hise uses xcbeautify and xcpretty for a little while. Why?

[d.healey]

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

Yep, that how I did it

Excellent. So now when you run git log in that folder what do you see?

[DJJD12345]

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

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

Yep, that how I did it

Excellent. So now when you run git log in that folder what do you see?

So how do I do that in the Hise source code folder? What terminal command is it?

[d.healey]

@DJJD12345 cd into the folder, just like when you checked out the develop branch, but instead of running git checkout... run git log