I’m getting the exact same “build failed” message you posted in your OP.
I recently upgraded my development iPad to 9.0. I don’t know if that is connected in any way…
In the build dialog box under the “iOS SDK” drop down, my choices are 9.0 and “8.4 (install or xcode-select Xcode 6.4 to enable)” (greyed out)
You have to match your Xcode to the SDK you’re building against. Depending on the daily build of Corona you might see 8.3, 8.4, 9.0 in various beta/production versions. If you’re build dialog offers up 8.3, you need Xcode 6.3. If it’s 8.4, you need Xcode 6.4, if its 9.0 ,you need Xcode 7.0. This is Apple’s requirements.
Rob
My build dialog was offering iOS SDK “9.0 beta” and I have Xcode 7.0. That was the combination the build failed with.
We made a bunch of changes today. Look at today’s daily build:
https://developer.coronalabs.com/release/2015/2722/
Try it and let me know how it goes…
Rob
When you get these errors it’s very important to post the buildID, the simulator version that you’re using, and what xcode you have installed. d2gp, can you give me a buildID of a failure case?
Sure. This is what I got back just now when I tried to build:
BuildID: 5603724ecf33c
Error: Template not found.
Build Number: 2015.2702
Platform: iphone
Platform Version: 9.0
Template Type: basic
My Xcode version is 7.0 (7A220)
Corona Version 2015.2702 (2015.8.27)
Didn’t see Rob’s last post - I will try with today’s build and report back.
OK, installing the latest build did the trick. Thanks.
I think I fixed the problem you were having with 2702 as well if you needed that build specifically for some reason.
I don’t think so, but thanks.
I then decided to install build 2720 - then placed the storyboard.lua in the root folder since it’s not supported without it.
Built just fine, but get this error now with the application loader:
ERROR ITMS-90529: "Invalid package. Applications built with sdk 9.0 or later must be packaged as proper IPA files."
Please help - I was able to build just fine this morning with 2702 then something changed on Corona’s end.
Ended up downgrading Xcode to 6.4, and removing 7.0 - used 2702 to publish, and it works for now.
I’m getting the exact same “build failed” message you posted in your OP.
I recently upgraded my development iPad to 9.0. I don’t know if that is connected in any way…
In the build dialog box under the “iOS SDK” drop down, my choices are 9.0 and “8.4 (install or xcode-select Xcode 6.4 to enable)” (greyed out)
You have to match your Xcode to the SDK you’re building against. Depending on the daily build of Corona you might see 8.3, 8.4, 9.0 in various beta/production versions. If you’re build dialog offers up 8.3, you need Xcode 6.3. If it’s 8.4, you need Xcode 6.4, if its 9.0 ,you need Xcode 7.0. This is Apple’s requirements.
Rob
My build dialog was offering iOS SDK “9.0 beta” and I have Xcode 7.0. That was the combination the build failed with.
We made a bunch of changes today. Look at today’s daily build:
https://developer.coronalabs.com/release/2015/2722/
Try it and let me know how it goes…
Rob
When you get these errors it’s very important to post the buildID, the simulator version that you’re using, and what xcode you have installed. d2gp, can you give me a buildID of a failure case?
Sure. This is what I got back just now when I tried to build:
BuildID: 5603724ecf33c
Error: Template not found.
Build Number: 2015.2702
Platform: iphone
Platform Version: 9.0
Template Type: basic
My Xcode version is 7.0 (7A220)
Corona Version 2015.2702 (2015.8.27)
Didn’t see Rob’s last post - I will try with today’s build and report back.
OK, installing the latest build did the trick. Thanks.