Running build-framework-cache produces different output directory than expected

[LeoNatan]

Switched command line tools from Xcode 9.2 to 9.1, and detox identified the change. After running detox clean-framework-cache && detox build-framework-cache however, Detox still complained that the framework was not built:

detox info 1: Searching for device matching iPhone 7 Plus... 
  1) "before all" hook

  0 passing (674ms)
  1 failing

  1)  "before all" hook:
     Error: /Users/lnatan/Library/Detox/ios/6cf34fb8ac4a2ae2a63622ff93db32d05bc24849/Detox.framework could not be found, this means either you changed a version of Xcode or Detox postinstall script was unsuccessful. 
      To attempt a fix try running 'detox clean-framework-cache && detox build-framework-cache'
      at SimulatorDriver.prepare (/Users/lnatan/Desktop/Code/detox/detox/src/devices/IosDriver.js:32:13)
      at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:103:7)

detox build-framework-cache actually created a different folder, which I renamed to what detox test expected, and tests worked. So there is a bug there somewhere.

[rotemmiz]

Ho man, this was caused since build_framework.ios.sh script took the current project's package.json instead of Detox's

[heuism]

@rotemmiz, @LeoNatan Sorry to ask but is this one fixed or is there already a walk around approach? I got the same issue running on CircleCI

Thanks

[LeoNatan]

It's fixed in the latest version.