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For some reason Xcode is not able to commit the frameworks (Pods) that I just updated, while my own source code is committed & pushed successfully to our git repository. I'm wondering whether it is possible to somehow have more information than the standard message popping up : The working copy “MyApp” failed to commit files. Couldn’t communicate with a helper application..

I already tried to go look in : ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/but only the crashes from xcode itself are stored there, not the source control logs.

Any idea how I could solve this ? Thanks

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There has no additional logs for Git version control in xcode.

Instead, you need to debug the issue by git commands with below aspects:

1. Make sure the user.name and user.email has been configured

If you have not configured user.name and user.email for the local git repo or globally, then you can config them by:

git config --glogal user.name "user name"
git config --global user.email "email address"

And you can refer this post for the similar question.

2. To get more detail information by git commands

In the local git repo, you can use git status to check if the modified files been tracked. Use the command git commit -am 'message' to check the detail output information.

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  • thanks for this info, I made sure the step 1 was done already but I was just wondering if there were any logs directly from Xcode. I'm gonna try to commit everything via my terminal directly then – vbuzze May 14 '18 at 02:07