Xcode takes so much time to open project
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When I try to open a project in Xcode it takes too much time to open.
Xcode stop responding and after a long time, it then opens.
I’m running a MacBook Pro 2017 16gb, i7. I was facing this issue in my old MacBook Pro 2015 8Gb, i5 and that was the main reason why I upgrade it. I made a backup from the old Mac to the new one, so I don’t know if it’s related but it’s still the same. Also, I tried creating a new user and moving all my folders there and it’s still the same. I don’t really know what else to do.
Edit.
I already tried deleting temp file folders and reinstalling Xcode.
macos mac ios xcode
asked Mar 2 at 2:56
Leonardo Emilio DominguezLeonardo Emilio Dominguez
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When I try to open a project in Xcode it takes too much time to open.
Xcode stop responding and after a long time, it then opens.
I’m running a MacBook Pro 2017 16gb, i7. I was facing this issue in my old MacBook Pro 2015 8Gb, i5 and that was the main reason why I upgrade it. I made a backup from the old Mac to the new one, so I don’t know if it’s related but it’s still the same. Also, I tried creating a new user and moving all my folders there and it’s still the same. I don’t really know what else to do.
Edit.
I already tried deleting temp file folders and reinstalling Xcode.
macos mac ios xcode
asked Mar 2 at 2:56
Leonardo Emilio DominguezLeonardo Emilio Dominguez
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I bet something's screwy with one of the .plist files inside the .xcodeproj
– Spiff
Mar 2 at 3:45
@Spiff I don’t think so, because even if it’s a new project I just create, it happens.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 2 at 4:06
Are you running any other apps?
– jmh
Mar 4 at 3:41
@jmh well, even if I restart my mac it happens, so I don't know if might be a background process.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 5 at 19:12
add a comment |
When I try to open a project in Xcode it takes too much time to open.
Xcode stop responding and after a long time, it then opens.
I’m running a MacBook Pro 2017 16gb, i7. I was facing this issue in my old MacBook Pro 2015 8Gb, i5 and that was the main reason why I upgrade it. I made a backup from the old Mac to the new one, so I don’t know if it’s related but it’s still the same. Also, I tried creating a new user and moving all my folders there and it’s still the same. I don’t really know what else to do.
Edit.
I already tried deleting temp file folders and reinstalling Xcode.
macos mac ios xcode
asked Mar 2 at 2:56
Leonardo Emilio DominguezLeonardo Emilio Dominguez
1
When I try to open a project in Xcode it takes too much time to open.
Xcode stop responding and after a long time, it then opens.
I’m running a MacBook Pro 2017 16gb, i7. I was facing this issue in my old MacBook Pro 2015 8Gb, i5 and that was the main reason why I upgrade it. I made a backup from the old Mac to the new one, so I don’t know if it’s related but it’s still the same. Also, I tried creating a new user and moving all my folders there and it’s still the same. I don’t really know what else to do.
Edit.
I already tried deleting temp file folders and reinstalling Xcode.
macos mac ios xcode
macos mac ios xcode
asked Mar 2 at 2:56
Leonardo Emilio DominguezLeonardo Emilio Dominguez
1
asked Mar 2 at 2:56
Leonardo Emilio DominguezLeonardo Emilio Dominguez
1
asked Mar 2 at 2:56
Leonardo Emilio DominguezLeonardo Emilio Dominguez
1
asked Mar 2 at 2:56
Leonardo Emilio DominguezLeonardo Emilio Dominguez
1
asked Mar 2 at 2:56
Leonardo Emilio DominguezLeonardo Emilio Dominguez
1
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I bet something's screwy with one of the .plist files inside the .xcodeproj
– Spiff
Mar 2 at 3:45
@Spiff I don’t think so, because even if it’s a new project I just create, it happens.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 2 at 4:06
Are you running any other apps?
– jmh
Mar 4 at 3:41
@jmh well, even if I restart my mac it happens, so I don't know if might be a background process.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 5 at 19:12
add a comment |
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I bet something's screwy with one of the .plist files inside the .xcodeproj
– Spiff
Mar 2 at 3:45
@Spiff I don’t think so, because even if it’s a new project I just create, it happens.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 2 at 4:06
Are you running any other apps?
– jmh
Mar 4 at 3:41
@jmh well, even if I restart my mac it happens, so I don't know if might be a background process.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 5 at 19:12
1
1
I bet something's screwy with one of the .plist files inside the .xcodeproj
– Spiff
Mar 2 at 3:45
I bet something's screwy with one of the .plist files inside the .xcodeproj
– Spiff
Mar 2 at 3:45
@Spiff I don’t think so, because even if it’s a new project I just create, it happens.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 2 at 4:06
@Spiff I don’t think so, because even if it’s a new project I just create, it happens.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 2 at 4:06
Are you running any other apps?
– jmh
Mar 4 at 3:41
Are you running any other apps?
– jmh
Mar 4 at 3:41
@jmh well, even if I restart my mac it happens, so I don't know if might be a background process.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 5 at 19:12
@jmh well, even if I restart my mac it happens, so I don't know if might be a background process.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 5 at 19:12
add a comment |
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I bet something's screwy with one of the .plist files inside the .xcodeproj
– Spiff
Mar 2 at 3:45
@Spiff I don’t think so, because even if it’s a new project I just create, it happens.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 2 at 4:06
Are you running any other apps?
– jmh
Mar 4 at 3:41
@jmh well, even if I restart my mac it happens, so I don't know if might be a background process.
– Leonardo Emilio Dominguez
Mar 5 at 19:12