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Fix the documentation for Xcode #21
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jdx
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Yeah. VitePress supports custom containers
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I know but shouldn't it just be ::: tip?
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It turns out that Xcode uses
/usr/bin/sandbox-execto run the build scripts, ensuring that the script only has access to a limited (and configurable) set of files in the file system. Therefore, it's required for$SRCROOT/.mise.tomlto be listed in the list of input files formise install -C $SRCROOTto work ($SRCROOTpoints to the root directory containing the project). Otherwise, the command fails due to permission errors.This PR adjusts the documentation accordingly, and also includes an alternative path for developers that don't want to be prefixing their commands with
mise x