I get this error: NSCocoaErrorDomain.3587 when running Cake about cake HOT 11 CLOSED

1. Yeah command line tools need to be set to Xcode 10.2, my bad, I will try to figure out how to not require this, thanks for the report.
2. Seems like the template is bad. I will take a look.

Thanks for the reports! And many apologies.

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Making a release.

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@gcox It seems that it only happens with the projects generated with cake itself. I have made a new project with xcode, then integrated the cake, and it has not this problem.

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I have yet to commit the fix.

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@abbasmousavi I've seen that too.

First, I believe you need to make sure the command line tools are set to the Xcode 10.2+ tools

• Try cleaning the build
• Use the convenient "rm -rf 'Derived Data'" menu item in Cake
• Restart Xcode

Some combination of those 3 bullets has worked for me when I run into it.

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Thanks @gcox, It worked with a random combination of your instructions!
But after the first installation on the simulator, I get this error every time trying to run the app on the simulator.

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@abbasmousavi Unfortunately, I have not seen that one. The screenshot is clipped, is it the .app package that the error mentions or something else? Regardless, I'd try any/all of the following to see if that issue continues:

• Clean the build, try again
• Restart the simulator, try again
• Delete the app, try again

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@gcox The problem is, every time I clean the app from simulator It installs and runs fine for the first time, but next time (without cleaning the app) it shows this error.

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@abbasmousavi I'm actually seeing it now too. Haven't gotten around it yet.

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Figured out the template bug I think.

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I'm still seeing the same 'Could not hardlink copy' error. Was one of your earlier commits supposed to fix it or were you just saying you figured out the cause?

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