Load bundle fail if serval Xcode exist.

[starFelix]

If somebody had serval Xcode in Applications, he will get the error like below:

/Applications/InjectionIII.app/Contents/Resources/iOSInjection.bundle/iOSInjection:  dlopen(/Applications/InjectionIII.app/Contents/Resources/iOSInjection.bundle/iOSInjection, 265): Library not loaded: @rpath/XCTest.framework/XCTest
  Referenced from: /Applications/InjectionIII.app/Contents/Resources/iOSInjection.bundle/iOSInjection
  Reason: image not found

All the Xcode is download through Internet and not from AppStore. At the beginning, I think maybe the problem is the Xcode-GM.app should change it's name to Xcode.app . But I found it doesn't work.

[johnno1962]

I’ve pushed a change to include XCTest in iOSInjection.bundle which should solve this

[starFelix]

Are you sure you had included it? I had update the code, and I found I would get this error whether there are one or more xcode.

[starFelix]

And I had read the commits today. I didn't find anything about XCTest.

[johnno1962]

There was a very small change to the InjectionBundle target to include XCTest.framework are you building from source or downloading the app?

[johnno1962]

There were a couple of problems which should be ironed out now in the download and on github.

[starFelix]

I had updated the project. And It works well in my project. I will try it on my friend's project tomorrow. He have serval xcode.

[johnno1962]

Good. I can’t promise it will work for a project that is only Objective-C when there isn’t an Xcode.app in the standard place due to the swift libraries.

[starFelix]

It works well now. But I didn't know why rename the Xcode.app did not resolve this problem.

[johnno1962]

Can’t say. It was difficult getting the “rpath” right and testing it properly.
Thanks for your help resolving these things 👍