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Failing to install IPAs #102

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braystumble opened this issue Oct 28, 2021 · 10 comments
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Failing to install IPAs #102

braystumble opened this issue Oct 28, 2021 · 10 comments

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@braystumble
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Hi. Looked through trying to find a solution to this and I tried the ones that were up and they didn't work for me. I feel like the fix is extremely simple but i cant pin point what to do. Can anyone help with this.

I'm sorry for any inconvenience and thank you.

(I'm referring to: " cp: ../arm/iOS/Fugu14App/build/Build/Products/Release-iphoneos/Fugu14App.app: No such file or directory
Failed to create IPAs! Exit status: 1 " at the bottom of the screenshot.)

Screen Shot 2021-10-27 at 8 01 26 PM

@fikaa73
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fikaa73 commented Oct 28, 2021

When you drag your folder to terminal, there is space after /Volumes/***.D790S, just remove it and try again
Also, did you open biggest DMG?

@braystumble
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When you drag your folder to terminal, there is space after /Volumes/***.D790S, just remove it and try again Also, did you open biggest DMG?

I tried it without the space at the end and had no luck. I also tried to delete the space in the front but that didn't do anything either. I am running iOS 14.4, my biggest file was 4.44 GB, that is what I'm using.

Thank you so much, any other ideas on what this might be?

@fikaa73
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fikaa73 commented Oct 28, 2021

There is guy with same issue as you, someone said they fixed it by resetting phone and setting as new.
But that seems sketchy, you should wait for someone more to try to help.

@braystumble
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There is guy with same issue as you, someone said they fixed it by resetting phone and setting as new. But that seems sketchy, you should wait for someone more to try to help.

Agreed lol. it's just so odd seems like a folder permission issue or something because I looked where it was trying to go in the arm folder and the "Release-iphoneos" was not in that folder. So very confusing. Thank you though, much appreciated.

@fikaa73
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fikaa73 commented Oct 28, 2021

It does look like that.
Try opening ios_install.py in text editor, and find
subprocess.run(["xcodebuild", "-scheme", "Fugu14App", "-derivedDataPath", "build"], check=True, cwd="arm/iOS/Fugu14App/")

That line should look like this
subprocess.run(["xcodebuild", "-scheme", "Fugu14App", "-derivedDataPath", "build","-destination", "generic/platform=iOS"], check=True, cwd="arm/iOS/Fugu14App/")

And also don't run ios_install.py with sudo.
Just do python3 ios_install.py

@braystumble
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It does look like that. Try opening ios_install.py in text editor, and find subprocess.run(["xcodebuild", "-scheme", "Fugu14App", "-derivedDataPath", "build"], check=True, cwd="arm/iOS/Fugu14App/")

That line should look like this subprocess.run(["xcodebuild", "-scheme", "Fugu14App", "-derivedDataPath", "build","-destination", "generic/platform=iOS"], check=True, cwd="arm/iOS/Fugu14App/")

And also don't run ios_install.py with sudo. Just do python3 ios_install.py

Screen Shot 2021-10-27 at 8 43 02 PM

My computer didn't like me dragging and dropping that screenshot lol. the command didn't like that I tampered with it. no luck.

@fikaa73
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fikaa73 commented Oct 28, 2021

You’re missing “ after platform=iOS

@braystumble
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Damn you are smart Lol. That did the trick! So embarrassing I messed up though.

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fikaa73 commented Oct 28, 2021

Well it happens, that one is very sneaky and happens all the time 🥵
Glad you fixed it, enjoy 😋

@AIRBORNE7
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I'm having this issue... Any pointers would be GREATLY appreciated!

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