Error Building for Device on Xcode5-DP6

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#1

Hi guys,

I am trying to build for ios, and this error appears :

WARNING: Your SDK may be out of date b/c the following SDK directory could not be found:    /Applications/ Xcode.app /Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneSimulator6.1.sdk

I am currently using xcode5-dp6 (Beta version), and did the command “sudo Xcode-select -switch /Applications/ Xcode5-DP6.app /…” to point to the next Xcode.

I don’t know why it is still trying to search/pointing for the old Xcode (Xcode.app). I don’t see any configuration or settings to select this.

Please advise on how to solve this.

Thanks

#2

Run an:  xcode-select --print-path

and make sure your xcode select took.  Next, are you building for the device or for the iOS simulator?  The errors sound like it’s trying to run the simulator.

#3

Hi Rob,

It actually failed for ‘simuator’ and ‘device’ build.

I checked the “Xcode-select --print-path”, and it is pointing to the xcode5-dp6. 

After much fiddling around, i notice that it works when Xcode 4.6.3 is also installed (meaning there are 2 xcodes on my mac now). It works now!

On a side note, I also notice that these items must be correct, or else some weird errors like ‘code object is not signed’ will appear :

  1. ‘Provisioning Profiles’ in the apple developer page must be valid (it may be not valid if you have modified/changed/added some certs). Ensure it is linked to the correct certificate.

  2. On your mac’s “keychain access”, only 1 'iPhone developer: Name (id)" should appear. If there is more than 1 (but similar name & id), the build will fail.

#4

had the same issue, ran the code Rob highlighted and it was pointing to the Xcode 5 version.  Running the following fixed things:

  sudo xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer

#5

Just to share a bit more. If this error appears, then you must check in the ‘keychain access’ and ensure there is only 1 iphone developer key and it matches what’s on your apple-developer console webpage.

failed to extract requirements data: 1 /Users/xx/Desktop/xx.app: code object is not signed at all failed to extract entitlements: 1 AssertMacros: entitlements\_requested, At least need an application-identifier entitlements file: codesign\_wrapper.c, line: 879 - (null) warning: Unable to extract codesigning entitlements from your application. Please make sure GPS is a valid Mach executable that's properly codesigned. (-19050) /Users/xx/Desktop/xx.app/xx: code object is not signed at all - (null)
#6

Run an:  xcode-select --print-path

and make sure your xcode select took.  Next, are you building for the device or for the iOS simulator?  The errors sound like it’s trying to run the simulator.

#7

Hi Rob,

It actually failed for ‘simuator’ and ‘device’ build.

I checked the “Xcode-select --print-path”, and it is pointing to the xcode5-dp6. 

After much fiddling around, i notice that it works when Xcode 4.6.3 is also installed (meaning there are 2 xcodes on my mac now). It works now!

On a side note, I also notice that these items must be correct, or else some weird errors like ‘code object is not signed’ will appear :

  1. ‘Provisioning Profiles’ in the apple developer page must be valid (it may be not valid if you have modified/changed/added some certs). Ensure it is linked to the correct certificate.

  2. On your mac’s “keychain access”, only 1 'iPhone developer: Name (id)" should appear. If there is more than 1 (but similar name & id), the build will fail.

#8

had the same issue, ran the code Rob highlighted and it was pointing to the Xcode 5 version.  Running the following fixed things:

  sudo xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer

#9

Just to share a bit more. If this error appears, then you must check in the ‘keychain access’ and ensure there is only 1 iphone developer key and it matches what’s on your apple-developer console webpage.

failed to extract requirements data: 1 /Users/xx/Desktop/xx.app: code object is not signed at all failed to extract entitlements: 1 AssertMacros: entitlements\_requested, At least need an application-identifier entitlements file: codesign\_wrapper.c, line: 879 - (null) warning: Unable to extract codesigning entitlements from your application. Please make sure GPS is a valid Mach executable that's properly codesigned. (-19050) /Users/xx/Desktop/xx.app/xx: code object is not signed at all - (null)