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I've recently updated to OSX Sierra (from El Capitan) and to Xcode 9. I removed all compatibility issues (like autolayout issues) and would like to commit to my local gitrep now.
the following error appears:
I thought it might be the same bug appeared in XCode 7 mentioned here: Xcode and Git Source Control : “The working copy XXXXX failed to commit files”
But it wasn't. I tried the solution mentioned above. Username and EMail are properly set. I did save everything, tried restarting the machine and a few other minor things. Nothing worked - i can't commit.
Any help appreciated.
EDIT
I got it to work by commiting manually and adding changes before with
git commit -a -m "Fixes" I will keep an eye on that if it happens again once i made more changes and report here if so.
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The delayed updates of applications, the delayed upgrades of the operating system of Mac, or the expired account information caused by updates of apps or operating systems, all mentioned may be the reasons causing 'Couldn't communicate with a helper application' on your Mac.
The “helper application” error is related to the OneDrive not being able to communicate with an application on his iOS device that should be installed in order to access the said cloud-based storage (OneDrive).
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The solution is to add changes once with a git command. Use terminal and navigate to Xcode project folder. If you are in the right folder, this command:
ls -al will list a .git folder. Then you know you're at the right place. Then execute
git commit -a -m "Commit title here" After that commit via Xcode should work again.
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