I just updated to Xcode 7.2.1 on our buildserver (OSX 10.10.5). But when I choose Xcode in the Server app (5.0.15) I get an error telling me:
"You must agree to the terms of the Xcode software license agreement. Launch Xcode again and agree to the software agreement,..."
But when I start Xcode there is no license dialog. Also agreeing on the command line using "sudo xcodebuild -license" does not make the problem go away.
Any sugestions?
Tropper
We're having this too. Reinstalled everything, rebooted everything, deleted package receipts, all that. Nothing helps.
Same for me - seem to be screwed up...
Same here. Just spent hours trying to get El Capitan + OS X Server + Xcode 7.2.1 to work together!
Apple are you listening?
Same issue here...
SO has it too: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35174664/could-not-launch-xcode-service-on-xcode-server-with-xcode-7-2-1
sudo /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin/xcscontrol --initialize
did the trick for me.
I'm not really sure what it does, so if you wanna be on the safe side you should wait for a response from Apple!
EDIT: It's still not working: the buildserver is running, I see the jobs/bots. But the job is hanging on "Archiving - Exporting installable product" no matter what I try. :-/
Tropper
Since checkFirstLaunchStatus with sudo returned 69 I launched Xcode with sudo too:
`sudo /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/MacOS/Xcode`
This launched Xcode with license agreement prompt and after agreeing, everything went fine.
SOLVED! <3
Can you please run `sudo xcrun xcsdiagnose` and attach the tar file that is produced to a radar?
In my case it's too late for that, solved all my issues already.
We also had this exact same problem. The 'sudo /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/MacOS/Xcode' trick did finally gave us the accept license agreement dialog.
I just did, #24532189
I did this, and the next time I tried selecting Xcode in the XcodeServer I got the message that I needed to select a newer version of Xcode. I quit OS X server tried again and it worked this time. I only have Xcode 7.2.1 installed so I am not sure why I got that message. But it did work in the end.
I tried this on my system and got a stack dump before it hung, ctrl-C got me back to a prompt. This Xcode.app came was copied form the .dmg downloaded from the developer downloads page. I've been working for 2-days and have tried everything in this thread so far to get my Server (ver 5.0.15) to work with this update. Nothing.
