I have a project folder on the Desktop on my Macbook called “Corona Projects” there are various subfolders beneath this for my own projects as well as those I have downloaded from the Corona website.
I have been working with the simulator for both iPhone and Android with no problems. Also, I did a build for Android devices and the resulting .APK file worked as expected. Yesterday, however, I finally got my Apple developer membership going, so I decided to try and work through the whole provisioning and build process for iOS. This is where the problem started.
The Corona UI indicated that the build was fine (certainly didn’t mention any errors), but when I attempted to move the resulting file over to my iPhone device, iTumes informed me that the “signature was invalid.” Of course, since the Apple process of getting various certificates and provisioning is so convoluted, I spent quite a bit of time redoing this to see if I had screwed something up along the way.
After many attempts, I finally looked at the Corona output in the Terminal window (I know I should have done this earlier!), and it appeared that there was an error message regarding not being able to copy a file. Furthermore, the error message seemed to give the source path as something like “User/Me/Desktop/Corona” when in fact it should have been “User/Me/Desktop/Corona Projects/MyProject”.
So there you have it: A very long explanation by me (sorry) of what is actually a pretty simple issue regarding Corona incorrectly handling a folder name with a space in it. It caught me off guard because the Android build (and all simulator builds) worked fine.
Keep up the good work with Corona! Now that I can build for iOS, it is only a matter of time before I pay for the full product and begin my subscription.
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