Use what's returned by 'xcode-select -p' as the configured Xcode if none is specified in Visual Studio's settings. #84
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Use what's returned by 'xcode-select -p' as the configured Xcode if none is
specified in Visual Studio's settings. It looks like this was the intention in
the code, but the code that calls 'xcode-select -p' would never execute,
because we'd only run into it if GetConfiguredSdkLocation returned null/empty,
which it never did because it returned the default location
'/Applications/Xcode.app' if nothing was configured in VSfM. With this change,
GetConfiguredSdkLocation will try to get the system's Xcode location
('xcode-select -p') before returning /Applications/Xcode.app.
Also remove /Developer as a default location, Xcode hasn't been there in many,
many years.
Now the order is:
This avoids strange problems if the system's Xcode is not
/Applications/Xcode.app and there's no Xcode configured in Visual Studio's
settings.
Ref: dotnet/macios#10003