Hi all,
After build for iOS I got “iOS build succeeded” message on the console,
but there is no .zip file generated.
Tried recreate provisioning profiles and refresh it, still can’t see it.
Here are what I’m using:
MacOX Yosemite 10.10.1
Xcode 6.1
Corona SDK #2511
Dose anyone have the same problem?
The only time I’ve seen a build not generate a .zip file is when you’ve built for development rather than distribution.
Rob
@Rob,
Hi again,
Here are screenshots of testing build on sample project with newly created distribution provisioning profile for iTunes (not for Ad Hoc):
It worked before upgrade to Yosemite and #2511, that’s weird it seems only happened to my build, should I do bug report or is there any way to completely reinstall Corona SDK that I could try?
Thanks,
Do you have both a Development and Distribution certificate?
If you built with a distribution profile, the dialog box when Corona SDK finished should have three buttons with one reading “Upload to App Store”. Your screen shot doesn’t show that, so something is set to development in your provisioning profile setup somewhere.
You can always remove the Corona SDK folder from Applications and re-download and install but that won’t clear out your provisioning profiles. Those are in the ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles/ folder. You can always delete those and re-download them.
Rob
Yes, I have both certificate.
The “Upload to App Store” message showed before while I built distribution for iTunes with the same provisioning profiles, so I assure there must some issues concern about detecting it.
I tried remove Corona SDK folder and reinstall it but the problem remains, that’s weird I can’t find out /MobileDevice or /Provisioning Profiles in ~/Library/ and ~/System/Library/. tried toggled AppleShowAllFiles to YES and still no lucky, it maybe the cause of all this, will they be store somewhere else? or is there ways force Corona Simulator to detect them?
Thank you,
Problem solved!
After revoke and create new distribution certification, set previous distribution provisioning file to it, it works again!
Thank you Rob, 
The only time I’ve seen a build not generate a .zip file is when you’ve built for development rather than distribution.
Rob
@Rob,
Hi again,
Here are screenshots of testing build on sample project with newly created distribution provisioning profile for iTunes (not for Ad Hoc):
It worked before upgrade to Yosemite and #2511, that’s weird it seems only happened to my build, should I do bug report or is there any way to completely reinstall Corona SDK that I could try?
Thanks,
Do you have both a Development and Distribution certificate?
If you built with a distribution profile, the dialog box when Corona SDK finished should have three buttons with one reading “Upload to App Store”. Your screen shot doesn’t show that, so something is set to development in your provisioning profile setup somewhere.
You can always remove the Corona SDK folder from Applications and re-download and install but that won’t clear out your provisioning profiles. Those are in the ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles/ folder. You can always delete those and re-download them.
Rob
Yes, I have both certificate.
The “Upload to App Store” message showed before while I built distribution for iTunes with the same provisioning profiles, so I assure there must some issues concern about detecting it.
I tried remove Corona SDK folder and reinstall it but the problem remains, that’s weird I can’t find out /MobileDevice or /Provisioning Profiles in ~/Library/ and ~/System/Library/. tried toggled AppleShowAllFiles to YES and still no lucky, it maybe the cause of all this, will they be store somewhere else? or is there ways force Corona Simulator to detect them?
Thank you,
Problem solved!
After revoke and create new distribution certification, set previous distribution provisioning file to it, it works again!
Thank you Rob,