XVim2 introduction memo to Xcode12.3
It was a hassle to find a way to install the Vim-like plugin XVim2 in Xcode every time, so I'll summarize it here as a reminder.
Execution environment
MacOS 11.0.1(Intel) Xcode12.3
reference
The content described here is based on the original GitHub repository. https://github.com/XVimProject/XVim2
1. Creating a certificate
Open Keychain Access.app and select "Keychain Access"> "Certificate Assistant"> "Create Certificate ..." from the menu.
Change the name and certificate type and proceed to the next to complete the creation.
2. Self-sign Xcode
Then run the following command in the terminal:
sudo codesign -f -s XcodeSigner /Applications/Xcode.app
If you installed from the App Store, it should be in the above directory.
- If the location of Xcode is different, please change the path accordingly.
- It will take some time to complete. ..
3. Clone XVim2 and run make
git clone [email protected]:XVimProject/XVim2.git
Make sure that 2. Self-sign Xcode in ↑ is completed, move to the cloned directory, and execute make.
cd XVim2
make
4. Start Xcode-> Select Load Bundle
When you start Xcode, a dialog will appear, so select "Load Bundle". (Note that "Skip Bundle" is active!)
Now the cursor becomes a block and you can do the same thing as Vim. Open your project and check it out!
(Extra edition) By the way, what do you need after updating Xcode?
If you installed the Xcode update, you will need to self-sign Xcode again and do a make operation in the XVim2 directory.
At the time of writing this article, I updated Xcode12.2 installed on the App Store to 12.3, but when I started it immediately after the update, the function was canceled. Going to the XVim2 directory and running make doesn't work. ..
However, when I started over from 2. Self-signed Xcode, I was able to confirm that it still works.
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