I updated Appcelerator, and now when I relaunch, all of my modules that are listed have the yellow 'warning' icon, hovering over them says they aren't supported by the SDK, and clicking the 'Add' icon loads a blank list.
I also rolled back and its still broke. Anyone else have this issue?
You can rebuild your module with the latest Ti SDK then try to use. Also, if you use third party module then check their update version which is compatible with the latest version of Ti SDK.
http://docs.appcelerator.com/platform/latest/#!/guide/Extending_Titanium_Mobile
Hope this helps.
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I have a macbook air and I went to the store to install Xcode 7.3 and hit the update App button, and a loading icon appeared but after waiting 30 min time nothing happened. I successfully installed simple recorder from the store but I can't install Xcode.
What can i do?
What are the options to download it?
Try restarting your computer to see if Xcode has installed. This will also refresh the app store, so try downloading it again.
If all else fails:
You should uninstall all current versions of Xcode on your Mac. Do this by dragging each application to the Trash can. Delete your trash.
After, try downloading Xcode again and everything should go through.
You aren't aloud to download old versions of Xcode from the App Store.
I suggest you to download the new XCode 8. It works just fine, even if your update button doesn't seem to work. Need to use the App Store. Also, if you happen to be a React Native developer, you may want to follow this article just after having installed this new XCode version.
If you simply cannot install the latest version, I suggest going to www.developer.apple.com and click the Develop Tab, Xcode, Download, sign in with your apple id, and get an Xcode beta version.
www.developer.apple.com -> Login -> Account -> Downloads
If only spinner is showing, without progress. Open Activity monitor and check if installd is running and using a lot of memory. Try killing that process and update again.
I installed Xamarian and have the most recent version of Visual Studio. Every time I open a project that uses Xamarin, I get this message box:
No matter where I click on it, it never takes me to the update page.
1) Do I really need an update?
2) If not, how can I get rid of that dialog box?
Check the icons near your clock, there probably is an Xamarin icon there.
Also if that doesn't work, go to Tools > Options and find the 'Xamarin' page. There should be an 'Check now' link there which should give you a dialog with info!
Here you can also decide whether you want to receive stable, beta or alpha updates. Remember to set the same setting in you Mac counterpart if you are using a Mac build machine, as it uses the Mac agent.
Whether or not you really need the update is up to you! Check out the release notes and decide if it is worth your while to do the upgrade. As far as I know there isn't a way to get rid of the message without upgrading and I don't think you should want that. The upgrade isn't there for nothing, things are better and fixed!
I am getting the following errors in Application Loader when trying to deliver my app(built in vs2015+cordova+remote xcode 7):
Thanks in advance.
There appears to be an issue with Cordova's iOS implementation when publishing apps created specifically using Xcode 7.
A Cordova community member has published a "cordova-plugin-ipad-multitasking" plugin with a fix.
http://npmjs.com/package/cordova-plugin-ipad-multitasking
Install this plugin and you should be all set. A future Cordova version will resolve the problem fully.
Failing that, if you are using remotebuild you can also find the native project under ~/.taco_home/remote-builds/taco-remote/builds and make the modifications as described in the Cordova bug on the issue.
EDIT:
To resolve ITMS-90339, there is a second step you can do to patch in the near term. Grab the build.xcconfig from the 3.9.x branch of the cordova-ios repo and place this under res/native/ios/cordova
Now remove this line:
CODE_SIGN_RESOURCE_RULES_PATH = $(SDKROOT)/ResourceRules.plist
Note that you will want to remove this custom build.xcconfig file if you upgrade to the version with the full patch that is forthcoming.
By default Cordova doesn't fulfill all of the requirements for multitasking support. (CB-9161) You can follow the steps on that issue to make changes directly to the iOS project for multitasking support.
Use Xcode 7 (Cordova always uses the current SDK)
Click your Project icon in the Project Navigator
Click on your Target
Select the "General" tab
Go to the "Deployment Info" section
Select the "iPad" button segment
For "Device Orientation", select all four checkboxes (Portrait, Upside Down, Landscape Left, Landscape Right)
Add a new File: Launch Screen --> "Launch Screen.storyboard"
Click your Project icon in the Project Navigator
Click on your Target
Select the "General" tab
Go to the "App Icons and Launch Images" section
Select "Launch Screen.storyboard" from the "Launch Screen File" dropdown
In Xcode 5, i have a problem with installing simulators. They don`t show up in the downloads section of preferences for Xcode. And the 6.1 simulator cannot be run when it says its installed. Only shows up with a question mark besides it. When i click check and install, it says nothing new found. How to fix this?
When i try to run an app, no simulators show as installed:
It shows you installed all the simulators.
Just Quit the Xcode and open again. It wil show you a window same as below.
Also please cross check that, the downlaoded SDK's are available under Application->Xcode.app->right-click->Show Package Contents
->Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs
Also cross check the Base SDK and Target devices.
I want some people install latest version and others install a previous version, so I set the permissions accordingly in hope that user can be automatically directed to the version. However, testFlight always point to latest version and other users will get an error say "You don't have access"... Anyway from device to install a previous version?
Just follow the steps to install previous version.
1 - Go into testflight
2 - Tap on the app for which you want to get the previous version.
3 - After tapping you will see the detail of it and at the bottom you will see the 'Previous Versions' button.
4 - Tap on 'Previous versions.'
5 - A list will be displayed of all the previous version from where you can install any of the previous version.
I don't know about splitting versions between testers automatically, but you can download older versions of an app from TestFlight.
On the permissions page for a particular build (from the dashboard, select builds, then select the build of the app you're after—hit the more button next to the latest build to reveal the others) there's a section titled Share this Build that provides a direct download link. If it were me, I'd eschew TestFlight's automatic notifications system in this case and send notifications manually, including the appropriate direct link for each tester. If your delivery system allows it, set the email reply address to be the one found on the feedback page for the build and testers can still send feedback by replying to your (now custom) announcement email.
I can able to install the previous versions of builds in TestFlight. We can upgrade and downgrade to any old/new versions seamlessly
Steps to follow,
In TestFlight iOS app
Tap on the app for which you want to get the previous version.
After tapping you will see the detail of it and at the top, you will
be able to see the 'Previous Versions' button.
Tap on 'Previous versions.'
A list will be displayed of all the previous version from where you
can install any of the previous version.
check the screenshots for more clarify
It seems that today is no way to install older builds(
Just updating this as TestFlight has changed.
From TestFlight, where it shows your App, touch the app icon or tap anywhere in that row on the left side. That will reveal App Information page.
On the App Information page look for Previous Builds. If you tap that it will show all of your builds and you can pick one.
Happy coding. :-)