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Cannot install STool complains about repo not existing or invalid credentials #54

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rodrigogonegit opened this issue May 10, 2024 · 8 comments
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@rodrigogonegit
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  • I have searched for existing issues that already report this problem, without success.

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Hey absolute newcomer to iOS dev here.

I'm trying to install the dependencies as instructed in the README but STools fails with:

x-xcode-log://4A436BA0-C322-4EC4-B309-2FDA4902CA56 github.com: https://github.com/TimmysApp/STools: The remote repository could not be accessed. Make sure a valid repository exists at the specified location and that the correct credentials have been supplied.
  • Trying to access that repository via my browser returns 404.
  • Trying to clone the repo via terminal also fails returning:
remote: Repository not found.
fatal: repository 'https://github.com/TimmysApp/STools/' not found

I've tried the general recipes found online, such as:

  • ➜ ~ rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData
  • FIle -> Packages -> Reset cache
  • Tried multiple Personal Access Tokens (with full perm set as well)

Current Behavior

Build is failing

Expected Behavior

Build not failing

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Clone
  2. Open project in xcode
  3. Try to resolve deps

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@Alx-Ryan
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I also found this to be the case. I messaged Dev on X, no response back yet. This is a cool project hope this fixed.

@jacoblimzm
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same thing happened to me. visiting the repository https://github.com/TimmysApp/STools returns a 404. it appears that it either no longer exists, or was made private by the owner. this likely means the dependency needs to be removed from the project or replaced for it to work.

@zhuamaodeyu
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1 : change swiftui-introspect dependency to main branch from Xcode Package Dependencies
2. run update to latest packages version from Xcode File ----> Packages---> update to latest packages version
3. change all import Introspect to import SwiftUIIntrospect

@JamesQian1999
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I also have the same issue. Although, I try to change from Introspect to SwiftUIIntrospect following @zhuamaodeyu .
Does anyone fix it?

@yinuoyang01
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Followed the instructions from @zhuamaodeyu , still failed to build the project tho

@riveraj33
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Has anyone figured this out? I am trying to build but keep getting this STools error like the others above me.

@Farhad1618
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Hi, I encountered the same problem with S-Tools showing up in the dependencies but not being used anywhere in the project. It seems like the package is no longer needed, and removing it from the dependencies might resolve the issue. I wasn’t able to find any references to it in the code either. Would it be possible to update the project to remove S-Tools?

@selfsigned
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#63 This should allow the app to build for the time being

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