Rm -rf "$(getconf DARWIN_USER_CACHE_DIR)/" I have only now noticed the really useful command that was posted by Elliott Slaughter in the same thread which is a slightly more general cache deletion than my command: I can't say if this would/would not work since this is the first thing I tried so I'm asking if the Mac cache has changed, and if so in what way? Xcode 6.1 Final Version (Build: 6A1052c) and iTunes 12.0.1 Final Version for Mac OS X and Windows has also been released. I ask this because I noticed that some people had not managed to fix the issue by removing the usually recommended folder named. What I wanted to ask was, has Yosemite changed the way that the Mac cache works?
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private/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n0000000000000/C//5.1.1-5B1008/Xcode/CachedSpecifications-xcodebuildīy renaming all of the folders/files above to I have managed to get my App Store to download the new XCode. Xcode is Apples software development environment, a set of tools that aim to make it easier to write Mac software. private/var/folders/zn/ltz89cf17wj09s3bz6rnrwyc0000gn/C//5.1-5B130a/Xcode/CachedSpecifications-xcodebuild I have solved the problem by searching for XCode:
I have found this Apple forum post really helpful, but I did not want to download the third party tools. I have tried again later, for a couple days, with no luck.
After upgrading my Mac to Yosemite I've had trouble downloading XCode 6.1Įvery time I tried I got an error saying:
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