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• The strings command is only available when Xcode is installed - this prevents normal folks from using the script
• Extracting the version from the framework's Info.plist is faster

• The `strings` command is only available when Xcode is installed - this prevents normal folks from using the script
• Extracting the version from the framework's Info.plist is faster
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I needed this tool for customer support and most customers don't have Xcode installed 😉

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I probably messed up the indentation, too. I use tabs and this script does not.

@tkafka tkafka merged commit a96e5e2 into tkafka:main Oct 21, 2025
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tkafka commented Oct 21, 2025

@chockenberry Hi Craig, sorry I missed your contribution (gotta turn the notification emails on)!
Thank you for the fix, I didn't realize strings require Xcode tools installed.

Merged, and updated also in https://gist.github.com/tkafka/e3eb63a5ec448e9be6701bfd1f1b1e58

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