'' is an incorrect path for a scene file. BuildPlayer expects paths relative to the project folder.

[Troshchuk]

When I try build instant app with button "Build for play console" I have error: " '' is an incorrect path for a scene file. BuildPlayer expects paths relative to the project folder. " Override Scenes (Optional) is empty. Could you investigate this issue? Thanks

[thanwah]

Hi, thanks for filing this issue.

If you've been using release v0.7 of the plugin, my suspicion is that this may be an issue fixed by pull #20. I just released v0.8 of the plugin that includes the fixes from #20.

Do you mind trying release v0.8 to see if that fixes your issue?

Another possibility is that there is an issue with the selected scenes from Unity's Build Settings window. Do you mind sharing your Unity version as well as a screen shot of this window so I can see if anything looks unusual?

Thanks again.

[Troshchuk]

Hi,

I tried v0.8 but the issue was not fixed.

I use Unity 2018.2.2f1 on Mac OS. Here you are screenshot: https://pasteboard.co/Hzi4lX4.png

Thanks.

[thanwah]

Thanks for sharing your Unity version.

I apologize, but I was not clear when I requested a screenshot. What I had intended to request was the Build Settings windows. Is it possible for you to share a screenshot of those?

For example:

[Troshchuk]

Here you are:

[thanwah]

Thanks for sharing the screenshot. I don't see anything unusual in the images you shared.

I'm able to recreate the error message you see by setting scenesInBuild = new[] {" "}; in PlayInstantBuilder.CreateBuildPlayerOptions().

However, I'm not clear how the " " is showing up as a scene path in your case.

If you're willing to modify PlayInstantBuilder.CreateBuildPlayerOptions(), you could run the following:

var scenesInBuild = PlayInstantBuildConfiguration.ScenesInBuild;
Debug.LogFormat("Config scenes {0}: {1}", scenesInBuild.Length, string.Join(",", scenesInBuild));
if (scenesInBuild.Length == 0)
{
    scenesInBuild = GetEditorBuildEnabledScenes();
    Debug.LogFormat("Editor scenes {0}: {1}", scenesInBuild.Length, string.Join(",", scenesInBuild));
}

That would hopefully tell us where the mystery scene is coming from.

If it turns out to be from EditorBuildSettings and you're willing to clear your set of scenes, you could run this line of code one time:
EditorBuildSettings.scenes = new EditorBuildSettingsScene[0];

This would clear out the scenes in "Scenes in Build". Then you should be able to do "Add Open Scenes" to add your "Scenes/Menu" back to the list, and hopefully it would work going forward.

[960208781]

Check your "BuildPipeline.BuildPlayer" function, I caused by incorrect because levels of parameters

[Jamolinesca]

Hey!

I had this same problem. I realized that in my case with Jenkins, the EditorBuildSettings do not save like in your screenshot in wherever else you have the project opened. They get deleted.

So what I did is, I first let Jenkins clone the project. Then I open it in a Unity Editor (whatever version you project lives in) and then I add the scenes I want to build to the Build Settings. Then I run Jenkins again and it finally finds the scenes to build.

Hope that helps!