Nativescript-cli: tns doctor stuck on Verifying CocoaPods

Created on 12 Jun 2016  路  12Comments  路  Source: NativeScript/nativescript-cli

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@dtopuzov how to clean up the folders , just run sudo rm -f * ? but I got operation not permitted.

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Hey @yogeshwar607,

What's your OSX and XCode version? Have you tried to run the same command with --log trace?

OSX version - 10.11.5
XCODE - 7.2
still struck there
screenshot with --log trace

screen shot 2016-06-14 at 3 39 38 am

Same issue here, same OS and xCode 7.3.1
image

Hey folks,

NativeScript CLI will simply call pod --version. Can you verify what will happen if you call the same directly?

Hey @vchimev @dtopuzov @SvetoslavTsenov can you help me to verify this?

Can not reproduce with
OSX 10.11.5
XCODE 7.3.1
{N} 2.1.0 Release candidate (it will be officially available by the end of the month)

@yogeshwar607 if you still encounter the problem, feel free to reopen the issue.

Waiting for {N} 2.1.0 ,
still gettting issue .

There are no changes related to this issue in the upcoming version. Have you tried to call manually pod --version?

@yogeshwar607, @PBartrina
This issue might happen when /var/folders is too big. Can you try to clean up all folders inside /var/folder (do not delete /var/folder itself because it might damage your OS) and run "tns doctor" again.

solved the issue by cleaning /var/folders.
Thanks for efforts

Another thing that might cause the same problem is cocoa pod installations.
If cleanup /var/folders does not help you can try:

` $ sudo rm -fr ~/.cocoapods/repos/master`
`  $ pod setup`

@dtopuzov how to clean up the folders , just run sudo rm -f * ? but I got operation not permitted.

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