I have upgraded my xcode to the latest iOS Beta and now I get this message when I try to build my app for iOS:
The iOS SDK could not be found. Please install the iOS SDK. [import]uid: 6942 topic_id: 10977 reply_id: 310977[/import]
I have upgraded my xcode to the latest iOS Beta and now I get this message when I try to build my app for iOS:
The iOS SDK could not be found. Please install the iOS SDK. [import]uid: 6942 topic_id: 10977 reply_id: 310977[/import]
I’ve encountered a tiny workaround to make builds work again for your own devices:
The subdirs “Plug-ins” and “PrivatePlugins” (somewhere deep below “developers” dir have to contain the folder “iPhoneOS Build System Support.xcplugin”. It’s missing in one of the two Plugin-dirs, so copy (duplicate) the complete folder the the other directory.
Then you are able to build for testing purposes. But at the end of the build process corona says: “codesign_wrapper not found” - therefore you are not able to upload to the app store.
Anyone (Ansca!!!) smart enough to fix this??? [import]uid: 10666 topic_id: 10977 reply_id: 39948[/import]
Thanks that worked
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We are not that smart. Although I did say in the forums and in twitter not to use xCode 5 until we fix it. It is still beta and you run the risk of having your app not fully qualified.
C. [import]uid: 24 topic_id: 10977 reply_id: 40318[/import]
You can instead of *Upgrading* have a side-by-side install of xCode with iOS5 in a separate directory of you want to test the new iOS features.
However you will face the issue where CoronaSDK will complain and you need to then tell xCode which version to use. HINT: Search the forums for the solution, this was an issue when xCode 3 was standard and many wanted xCode 4 to test
cheers,
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