New project in Appcelerator Studio builds and compiles to simulator with no problem. Choosing an iOS device to build it do presents an error after invoking xcodebuild.
I've downloaded the Geocoder-Sample project from Appcelerator and it compiles and sends to the same device no problem.
There is no code done. I'm using the stock template from a new project creation and trying to send it to the iPhone.
The error being shown:
[ERROR] : 2019-06-08 09:29:00.360 xcodebuild[5225:52111] DTDeviceKit: deviceType from 5bf3c1e2f2cc885d5f3db33825847fab3e4f80b6 was NULL
[ERROR] : 2019-06-08 09:29:00.361 xcodebuild[5225:52111] DTDeviceKit: deviceType from 5bf3c1e2f2cc885d5f3db33825847fab3e4f80b6 was NULL
I'm using a correct provisioning profile and developer certificate.
We got this problem in Flutter after updating XCode. We've solved it executing:
flutter clean
Flutter- In my case, I have deleted the previous build with same bundle Id.
I used react-native run-ios --device <device name> from the command line and encountered this error. It turned out that I had no Apple Developer account added in Xcode, and there was no message about it when building from a shell. I went to Xcode > Preferences... > Accounts and added one.
Then Xcode suggested adding my phone as a device for development to my Apple Developer account. After doing so, errors disappeared, and an app got installed on the iPhone.
I had the same error and was able to fix it by running a build in Xcode and then trusting the developer on the device (iOS > Settings > General > Profiles & Device Management).
If not, try to switch to enable the legacy build system in the xcode workspace.
In my case I was import GoogleMaps in AppDelegate.swift, after delete plugin I missed to delete import it from AppDelegate.swift file,
After delete imports project work will...
I met this error after update Xcode. I solved it by changing the Build System to Legacy Build System.
If you run ionic cordova run ios --list and you see undefined then most likely it's iTunes' Sync over Wi-Fi. Go to iTunes and turn that off then reconnect your device. You should now only see one device which won't be undefined.
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My Flutter Project won't run on the ios simulator and is throwing this error:
Launching lib/main.dart on iPhone Xʀ in debug mode...
Running Xcode build...
Xcode build done. 7.6s
Failed to build iOS app
Error output from Xcode build:
↳
** BUILD FAILED **
Xcode's output:
↳
=== BUILD TARGET Runner OF PROJECT Runner WITH CONFIGURATION Debug ===
/bin/sh: /Users/pinercode/AndroidStudioProjects/bmi-calculator-flutter/packages/flutter_tools/bin/xcode_backend.sh: No such file or directory
Could not build the application for the simulator.
Error launching application on iPhone Xʀ.
The xcode error was also as follows:
/bin/sh: /Users/pinercode/AndroidStudioProjects/bmi-calculator-flutter/packages/flutter_tools/bin/xcode_backend.sh: No such file or directory
I've already tried running flutter doctor and there were no errors.
I also tried re-rooting my xcode 'FLUTTER_ROOT' and 'FLUTTER_APPLICATION_PATH' in build settings, which did not work.
after a lot of messing around, I set these two settings and the build ran on to my physical device.
Goto Xcode,
click on Runner
select Project (top one)
go to Info tab
change configurations for debug
top Runner (green icon) to Generated
Bottom Runner (red circles) Pods-Runner-debug
Basically what happens is that one of the project's 'Build Phases' is running a script:
/bin/sh "$FLUTTER_ROOT/packages/flutter_tools/bin/xcode_backend.sh" build
Now in order to find xcode_backend.sh the FLUTTER_ROOT variable needs to be defined. It is defined in a file called Flutter/Generated.xcconfig, which is generated when you run flutter pub get or flutter build.
The build configuration files Debug.xcconfig and Release.xcconfig (in the same Flutter folder) include Generated.xcconfig.
Now the only thing left is to ensure that for each of the project configurations these build configuration files are properly set (in XCode under Project > Info > Configuration).
use this settings:
Open Xcode - Click on Runner(Top one)
Select the Runner from "PROJECT" Not from "TARGETS"
Select configuration
And update all the modes as this photo
Open Xcode
Click on Runner(Top one)
Select the Runner from "PROJECT" Not from "TARGETS"
Select configuration
And update all the modes for ex: In debug select "debug" configuration set
By Setting FLUTTER_ROOT as the Flutter sdk path solved this issue for me.
Setting runner to Generated in project->Info Configurations seemed to fix it. I can build in xcode now.
The simple solution was to call
flutter clean
flutter run
and then run the app from Xcode.
If changing the configuration as suggested above doesn't fix things
In your Build Phase scripts / Xcode Project change
$FLUTTER_ROOT/packages/flutter_tools/...
to
${FLUTTER_ROOT}/packages/flutter_tools/...
Did the trick for me after the upgrade to the new version of flutter broke the Build.
i have this intermittently while setting up flavors havent got an answer on fixing it but the best explanation of the trail is here https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/49495
What helped me was going under PROJECT -> Info -> Configurations
setting the following:
Debug:
Runner - None
fRunner - Debug
Release:
Runner - None
fRunner - Release
Profile:
Runner - None
fRunner - Generated
What worked for me was:
Removing my project ios folder.
(Save it elsewhere, as you will probably want to keep your Info.plist file and Podfile.)
Run flutter create . to build a new ios folder.
Replace new Info.plist and Podfile with originals.
(If you have firebase in your app as I did you likely will have to go into xcode and right-click on runner, add files to runner, and add your GoogleService-Info.plist)
flutter clean , flutter run
I tried all solutions but no one worked :( , I think there is a something missing in the flutter folder so the fast simple solution is ;)
delete flutter folder
Download the stable branch straight from GitHub instead of using an archive (url: https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install/macos)
git clone https://github.com/flutter/flutter.git -b stable
Verify that the flutter/bin directory is in your PATH by running
echo $PATH
flutter upgrade
flutter config enable-ios
flutter config enable-android
flutter doctor --android-licenses
flutter doctor -v
cd path/your_project_name
flutter run ios -t lib/main.dart
I have deleted my project on Xcode may it be .xcworkspace or .xcodeproj.
Because of that, I had to delete IOS and android folders while downgrading, updating and re-upgrading my react version to re-install IOS and android folders.
Thanks to that the emulator is working but unfortunately the project isn't present in the emulator and is still absent with Xcode. One thing to point out is that the simulator only appears when ran in the integrated terminal and nor in general terminal after cd-ing in the project folder.
Can anyone please help re-integrating the project in the emulator and on Xcode, please.
Here is the error when the emulator is running in a general terminal:
Here is the error when the emulator is running in a general terminal:
error Command failed: xcrun instruments -s
xcrun: error: Failed to determine realpath of '/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneSimulator12.1.sdk' (errno=No such file or directory)
xcrun: error: unable to find utility "instruments", not a developer tool or in PATH
Here is the error for building the project within emulator when ran from VS code integrated terminal:
error Failed to build iOS project. We ran "xcodebuild" command but it exited with error code 65. To debug build logs further, consider building your app with Xcode.app, by opening project.xcodeproj
The process you need to follow is so similar to renaming a react native app. Basically you just need to run react-native upgrade in your root project directory. For further info you can check another question here. The instructions below explains how to create another react native project based on a copied one with a new name.
First copy the directory which your to-be-name-changed application exists. And go to your newly cloned directory.
Change the name at index.ios/android.js file which is given as a parameter to AppRegistry.
Change the name and version accordingly on package.json
Delete /ios and /android folders which are remaining from your older app.
Run $react-native upgrade to generate /ios and /android folders again.
Run $react-native link for any native dependency.
Finally run $react-native run-ios or anything you want.
Courtesy of
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42506068/how-can-i-regenerate-ios-folder-in-react-native-project
when I try to archive the app or run in a real device, I always get below errors:
ld: library not found for -ldevice_info
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
but if I just run in a simulator, everything is ok, if I try to remove the device_info package, then it will also show another package not found:(
I am using the latest flutter dev sdk, and I have setup a valid iOS developer certificates.
Thanks!
It seems that the solution here in this SO post as mentioned in the comment works for this case:
In new projects, in the iOS part is necessary to adjust a few
parameters, such as signing, and that you can only do in Xcode.
So, try to open the iOS project with Xcode and try to build it from
there. You'll see better warning and error messages there, specially
regarding signing.
You can open Xcode and locate your project ios folder, or:
cd yourproject/ios
open -a Xcode .
Then select Product > Run in the menu.
Also, this GitHub post discussion could also be a possible reason for other cases. Try to check the following:
I was able to successfully archive with your pubspec.yaml.
Can you confirm you opened ios/Runner.xcworkspace and NOT ios/Runner.xcodeproj? See Better handle case where a developer
opens Runner.xcodeproj instead of Runner.xcworkspace
#10770.
Did you run flutter build ios before you Archived? See https://flutter.dev/docs/deployment/ios#create-a-build-archive.
I have a nativescript (3.0) application which I am developing on mac (ElCapitan). I am able to run the iOS emulator without a problem, but I cannot find a way to build the app for Android. I am getting the following error:
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
* What went wrong:
A problem occurred configuring root project 'MyApp'.
> Flavor 'nativescript-telerik-ui' has unknown dimension 'nativescript-telerik-ui'.
* Try:
Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output.
BUILD FAILED
Total time: 2.004 secs
Command ./gradlew failed with exit code 1
I followed the nativescript documentation strictly, removed the android platform and added it again, reinstalled the Android SDK and tools, but without any success.
At this point I am out of ideas. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
did you try nuke it?
tns plugin remove nativescript-telerik-ui
tns plugin add nativescript-telerik-ui
my be you have an older version
It seems you have changed something on the "AndroidManifest.xml" file and which is not correct. Please fix the "AndroidManifest.xml" file.
If not, you can try this
tns platform remove android
tns platform add android
if only these two lines are not enough for the solution, you may run the android platform on Android Studio.
app/platforms/android
This is the directory, you have to open on Android Studio. After opening this, Android Studio will suggest to you what you have to do.
Until now, all of my experience compiling PhoneGap apps has been via the excellent PhoneGap:Build service. However, I now find myself in a situation where I need to compile locally, because I need to use a plugin that includes a binary file, which precludes it from being included for use with PG:B.
So for these reasons, I need to compile locally. "Great!" I thought, I'll just use the new CLI...
I have developed my app, and I can test it on-device via deploy over USB from Xcode, but trying to get a release build, and sign it, with the provisioning profile embedded, has been a nightmare.
For completeness, this is the basic outline of everything I've done, aside from the app development itself.
$ pwd
/users/adam/dev/myapp/mobile/
$ cordova create build_local com.foo.bar MyApp
Creating a new cordova project with name "MyApp" and id "com.foo.bar" at location "/Users/adam/DEV/myapp/build_local"
$ cd build_local
$ cordova platform add ios
Creating ios project...
$ cordova platform add android
Creating android project...
Creating Cordova project for the Android platform:
Path: platforms/android
Package: com.foo.bar
Name: MyApp
Android target: android-19
Copying template files...
<snip>
Project successfully created.
$ cordova plugin add https://github.com/hazemhagrass/BackgroundJS
Fetching plugin "https://github.com/hazemhagrass/BackgroundJS" via git clone
Installing com.badrit.BackgroundJS (android)
Fetching plugin "https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-device.git" via git clone
Installing org.apache.cordova.device (android)
Installing com.badrit.BackgroundJS (ios)
Installing org.apache.cordova.device (ios)
$ cordova plugin add de.appplant.cordova.plugin.local-notification
Fetching plugin "de.appplant.cordova.plugin.local-notification" via plugin registry
Installing de.appplant.cordova.plugin.local-notification (android)
Installing de.appplant.cordova.plugin.local-notification (ios)
$ cordova plugin add https://github.com/kdzwinel/phonegap-estimotebeacons
Fetching plugin "https://github.com/kdzwinel/phonegap-estimotebeacons" via git clone
Installing pl.makingwaves.estimotebeacons (android)
Installing pl.makingwaves.estimotebeacons (ios)
For what it's worth, this last plugin is the reason that I have to compile locally.
Now, here's one other potential monkey wrench: This app is actually two apps. It's the same core codebase, merged into two different deployment branches of the repo, one for each client. So each app will have its own id, name, and config stuff. Because of this, I actually have more than one cordova project folder (1 for each final app) and after creating each project through the steps above, I remove the generated www folder and replace it with a symlink to the shared www folder that exists outside of these phonegap project directories.
This is supported behavior; the CLI allows you to generate your app with a symlink via the --link-to flag (see cordova help create for details). However, doing so seems to have issues; so I've resorted to doing all of the app config up front and then replacing the generated www folder with a symlink after everything is ready to compile.
At this point, I can deploy to either the iOS simulator or Android emulator, and I can deploy to devices over USB, and everything works just fine; all of my plugins are available and function as expected. So I'm ready to compile a release build. Android is easy. iOS, not so much.
$ cordova build ios
<snip>
** BUILD SUCCEEDED **
However, this is a DEV build. The generated file is in the build/emulator/ folder, and when I attempt to sign it, I'm told that it's not signed because of the I386 architecture (which indicates that it's a development build).
$ xcrun -sdk iphoneos PackageApplication -v "platforms/ios/build/emulator/MyApp.app" -o "/users/adam/dev/myapp/MyApp.ipa" --sign "iPhone Distribution: {our cert name} ({our cert id})"
<snip>
Codesign check fails : platforms/ios/build/emulator/MyApp.app: code object is not signed at all
In architecture: i386
<snip>
I've attempted to generate a release build from the cordova CLI. I haven't been able to find the --release flag documented anywhere, but the CLI doesn't complain, and it usually does if it doesn't recognize a flag.
$ cordova build ios --release
<same result as previously>
Attempting to sign this build results in the same problem.
At this point, I started attempting to work directly in Xcode. I've set the .mobileprovision file and the signing credentials up appropriately, to the best of my knowledge:
With these values set, Xcode no longer allows me to build:
So I'm stuck: I have no choice but to build locally, and I can't figure out how to get it to build for release and sign! Please help!
Additionally, if I attempt to embed a provisioning profile, that fails because of an issue with entitlements. I'm not exactly sure what this means, but I'm hopeful that it's a result of working with a dev build, and resolving that will resolve this as well.
$ test -e ~/.ios/DEV.mobileprovision && echo exists
exists
$ xcrun -sdk iphoneos PackageApplication -v "platforms/ios/build/emulator/MyApp.app" -o "/users/adam/dev/myapp/MyApp.ipa" --embed "~/.ios/DEV.mobileprovision"
<snip>
error: Failed to read entitlements from '/var/folders/zs/j2hmt69n12sbjm6gyn0m_q4c0000gn/T/tyYvYPQKf3/Payload/MyApp.app'
Update 1:
This SO question helped in one regard. I don't know how the active scheme (I'm not really sure what that means, but that's the tooltip when I hover over the control) got changed as part of specifying keys/etc, but clearly it did. Changing this back to an iOS Device, like iPhone, allows me to build my project, and even Archive (which, to the best of my understanding, means it's creating the .ipa file I need to submit to the app store), but I can't find the archived file. Where should it be? Can I define this in a setting somewhere in Xcode?
Update 2:
By fiddling with certificates and provisioning profiles I've finally been able to create an archive from Xcode, which I've been told is a release build (is it?). Ideally I would like to be able to build from the command line so that I can automate it as much as possible, so that's where I'll be picking up in the morning. Any advice on that front would be quite welcome!
If you managed to create an archive in Xcode, then your signing certificate and provisioning profiles are known to Xcode, so cordova build ios --release --device should make it.
The steps are:
1) Import your iOS developer certificate for production to the keychain by downloading and double clicking on it in Finder (or get it via Xcode)
2) Download your provisioning profile (with the App ID set to the id attribute of the widget element in config.xml) and double click it on Finder so it goes to the Xcode provisioning profile store
3) cordova build ios --release --device
it looks like you're trying to sign the app with a wildcard provisioning profile (the XCode screenshot). Can you try creating and downloading a distribution certificate and provprofile to your Mac? Then import the .cer file in the keychain access app (doubleclicking should suffice) and doubleclick the provprofile as well.
Now you should be able to select the appropriate values from the release dropdowns in the XCode build settings.
Hope this helps somewhat...
Eddy
One other issue I am seeing from your screenshot is I don't think you can Build an Archive (Release) version using the Developer Signing Idenetity, you would need to create a Distribution certificate and use that one for the Release (Archive) version.