jaichandra

/**
 * A console.assert which actually stop the exectution.
 * default console.assert() is a plain display, such as console.log() or console.error();
 * It doesnt stop the execution like assert() is meant to do. This is a little code to 
 * "workaround this limitation" :) thanks @jensarp
 *
 * Usage:
 * console.assert(foo === bar); // Will throw if not equal
 * console.assert(foo === bar, 'Dude, foo does not equal bar'); // Will throw with custom error message
 *

jaichandra

This issue was due to xcode-select developer directory pointing to /Library/Developer, which only contained the folder CommandLineTools. To this end, the error message is complaining about not the directory not being the same as Xcode.

Two tested solutions:

(Re) Install Xcode.

Point xcode-select to the Xcode Developer Directory using the following command:

sudo xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer