guard against an installed Xcode path without embedded version number #397
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This PR:
Updates the
appname_versionmethod to catch cases in which the Xcode bundle has been renamed, in order to resolve #396.Due to the updates in #386,
xcversioncommands will fail with the following error if the user renames the Xcode application bundle to remove the version number from the path, or if they've installed Xcode from another source, like the App Store.Example repro/stacktrace:
This change can impact proper detection of beta Xcode installations in the
xcversion installedlist, but only if the user has performed a Xcode bundle path rename. Given that theCFBundleShortVersionStringfromContents/version.plistof beta Xcodes does not identify beta seeds directly, this is the only compromise I could think of that would allow for users to rename the Xcode application bundles installed byxcode-install.