Yesterday downloaded the latest daily build (2019.3498) to try to build but no success building with it. It gives “Build failed. Error code 256” error. Googled and found an old thread on which some guy recommended to install the latest Java version. Tried that but no success. Tried building for iOS, got the same error.
Also tried creating a new project and building the newly created project without changing its content, got the same.
@fairy.sa, I just tried that once again, and the result is the same. There is a command " cd template" being run by build process which, I guess, is the reason for the failure. " sh: line 0: cd: template: No such file or directory" this line causes the build to fail.
It seems like Corona can’t find other files outside Corona Simulator (Native directory). It’s shouldn’t be like that. Probably some quirk of new beta macOS… Anyawy. Running setup script form Native directory should help
Strange thing happened when I upgraded to the current Daily Build version is that it didn’t overwrite to the previous build. Thus I deleted the folder from Applications folder and installed again but then the Corona icons didn’t appear on the Applications Launchpad. I have to open Finder, then go to Applications folder to open Corona.
Today an update came for the MacOS Catalina Beta and I tried to update it. However, it required me to take the device to Apple Service.
Now I have the Mojave version installed. I installed the 2019.3498 version again to try building an app with it. I got the same error code but this time different causes.
@fairy.sa, I just tried that once again, and the result is the same. There is a command " cd template" being run by build process which, I guess, is the reason for the failure. " sh: line 0: cd: template: No such file or directory" this line causes the build to fail.
It seems like Corona can’t find other files outside Corona Simulator (Native directory). It’s shouldn’t be like that. Probably some quirk of new beta macOS… Anyawy. Running setup script form Native directory should help
Strange thing happened when I upgraded to the current Daily Build version is that it didn’t overwrite to the previous build. Thus I deleted the folder from Applications folder and installed again but then the Corona icons didn’t appear on the Applications Launchpad. I have to open Finder, then go to Applications folder to open Corona.
Today an update came for the MacOS Catalina Beta and I tried to update it. However, it required me to take the device to Apple Service.
Now I have the Mojave version installed. I installed the 2019.3498 version again to try building an app with it. I got the same error code but this time different causes.