Hi,
There is an error, When I updated Xcode today. “The iOS SDK located at /Application/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer is missing the following component(s):pbxcp. Please (Re)install the iOS SDK”. I reinstall the latest iOS SDK, but still get the error. Why? Can anybody help me. Thanks. [import]uid: 75562 topic_id: 29511 reply_id: 329511[/import]
exactly the same issue I am having – http://developer.coronalabs.com/forum/2012/08/05/build-error-mountain-lion-xcode-44
does anyone have a solution for this? [import]uid: 36937 topic_id: 29511 reply_id: 118445[/import]
Please check out post #11 here; http://developer.coronalabs.com/forum/2012/07/28/codesignwrapper-41-using-apple-ca-profile-evaluation-error
I’m wondering if this is related - please let me know results! [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 29511 reply_id: 118482[/import]
I’m not on my mac at the moment to test but I am able to build from Xcode onto my iPhone using one of the templates.
Since this works I don’t think it could be an issue with ‘Apple’s validation tests’ ? [import]uid: 36937 topic_id: 29511 reply_id: 118492[/import]
Thanks for that update - do you have any duplicate/expired certificates in keychain access? [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 29511 reply_id: 118641[/import]
No I don’t.
Judging by the error message I don’t think the current Trial build version is compatible with Xcode 4.4 and Mountain Lion?
Peach – Are you able to setup the same environment (Corona + Xcode 4.4 + Mountain Lion) and see if you can replicate the error at your end?
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I was actually wondering that myself - I’m going to see if another member of the team can check this out this morning. (I can’t personally set up the same environment as it’s 1:40am here and don’t want to risk messing it up at this time of night 
- but someone at the office will be able to check it out.) [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 29511 reply_id: 118700[/import]
That was fixed in Build 833. The current stable release is 840. Your Corona is probably out of date.
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That fixed it!
I thought I had the latest version, guess not.
Another question – is there a way to build a device without a Code Signing Identity? [import]uid: 36937 topic_id: 29511 reply_id: 118822[/import]
Glad to hear that.
RE your other Q - iOS? No. Apple’s rules, not ours. [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 29511 reply_id: 118844[/import]
Oh oh really?
Xcode allows no code signing but they don’t let others use it? [import]uid: 36937 topic_id: 29511 reply_id: 118934[/import]
If you don’t sign a device binary, Apple will prevent it from being installed to a device. So yes, the option is useless for iOS device binaries.
Xcode allows no code signing because Xcode started on the Mac and that setting affects Mac builds too which don’t have to be signed (though Apple is making it harder to not sign Mac apps now too).
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