I can't find the InstallCLI plugin in my Xcode

[Santiago0412]

Summary

From the document it says I can install the CLI by doing this:

but in my Xcode it looks like this:

Xcode: 14.2
System:13.0.1 (22A400)
Machine: Mac air m1

Version

1.0.0

Steps to reproduce the behavior

• Install the package;
• Right click Apollo package;

Logs

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Anything else?

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[calvincestari]

Hi @Santiago0412 👋 - see this comment. I've got a PR up to change the screenshot already.

[Santiago0412]

@calvincestari Can you also update this link: seems it not working

[calvincestari]

Yes, we'll get that fixed - thanks for letting me know.

[teovillanueva]

Hi 👋

Im still having this issue. I created a new project and still can't find the InstallCLI option on my project.

Env:

Xcode: 13.4.1
System: 12.4
Machine: Macbook pro m1 pro

[calvincestari]

Hi @teovillanueva - 👋🏻

tl;dr - you'll need to update to Xcode 14 for this to work on an Xcode project.

Xcode can open two project types:

1. Swift package - this is when your project has a Package.swift file
2. Xcode project - this is when your project has an xcodeproj/xcworkspace file.

Xcode 13.3 (release notes) only supports plugins for Swift packages, but Xcode 14 (release notes) supports plugins for both Swift packages and Xcode projects. This is a good article explaining the differences.

[nimeshneema]

@calvincestari I am running into this issue with just updated version of Xcode 14.3. Not able to see the InstallCLI command in the context menu.

[calvincestari]

#2919 (comment)

[BharatBapodara]

Hi @calvincestari,
I can not see Install CLI on M1 Mac can you please check screenshots (it is working on intel one)

[BobaFetters]

@BharatBapodara What version of Xcode are you running? There is a known issue with Xcode 14.3 where SPM Plugins don't work correctly, which has been resolved in Xcode 14.3.1, #2919 has some discussion around this.