We’re having issues upgrading from Corona SDK 2011.703 to CoronaSDK 2012.926 in iOS. We fixed all the runtime issues that we were seeing. The app runs great on the corona simulator now. I can successfully build the app from the Simulator but when I try to upload the .ipa file to my iphone I get an error saying
“game” could not be installed at this time.
Any help or advice on what needs to be done would be appreciated.
Thanks, [import]uid: 120903 topic_id: 31623 reply_id: 331623[/import]
After hours of debugging, we were able to figure out what the issue is. Apparently corona no longer supports folder structures for resources. After flattening the directory structure, our app successfully builds to the iphone again.
I can’t believe this isn’t documented anywhere, especially since in this blog post corona recommends using folders:
http://www.coronalabs.com/blog/2012/07/10/best-practices-for-organizing-projects/
Corona has done a poor jobs documenting changes that break backwards compatibility. After multiple experiences like this, I now question whether using Corona hurts productivity more than it helps. [import]uid: 120903 topic_id: 31623 reply_id: 126831[/import]
After hours of debugging, we were able to figure out what the issue is. Apparently corona no longer supports folder structures for resources. After flattening the directory structure, our app successfully builds to the iphone again.
I can’t believe this isn’t documented anywhere, especially since in this blog post corona recommends using folders:
http://www.coronalabs.com/blog/2012/07/10/best-practices-for-organizing-projects/
Corona has done a poor jobs documenting changes that break backwards compatibility. After multiple experiences like this, I now question whether using Corona hurts productivity more than it helps. [import]uid: 120903 topic_id: 31623 reply_id: 126831[/import]