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HipByte / motion-appstore

A RubyMotion plugin to provide 'validate' and 'upload' commands for iTunes Connect.
MIT License
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Is this working? #8

Closed travisvalentine closed 9 years ago

travisvalentine commented 9 years ago

I've been attempting to use this to validate my .ipa hoping that it would surface some information that could point me to why my binary is wrong. However, every time I run motion validate APP_ID, I get nothing. Sample output:

$ motion validate APP_ID
Validate: ./build/iPhoneOS-9.0-Release/APP_NAME.ipa
Enter your password: $

Is this a known issue or am I doing something wrong?

Watson1978 commented 9 years ago

It is right. If you want to avoid inputting your password, you can do by resisting password in keychain (Please see https://github.com/HipByte/motion-appstore/blob/master/README.md#password-management)

travisvalentine commented 9 years ago

@Watson1978 Thanks for the quick reply! I added my password to keychain, actually, yet I'm still prompted for it. Here's the output after I try to re-add it:

$ security add-internet-password -a EMAIL -j default -r htps -s idmsa.apple.com -w PASSWORD -T /usr/bin/security
security: SecKeychainAddInternetPassword <NULL>: The specified item already exists in the keychain.

On my original issue though, if the output above is correct would you like me to update the README to reflect the fact that the user shouldn't expect feedback from from the validate command? The README suggests I'd see something like:

✓ No errors validating archive at ... .ipa

But I don't see that. I'm just prompted for my password then get kicked back out to my prompt.

travisvalentine commented 9 years ago

Actually, never mind. I now get the feedback. I was using motion validate iTunes_app_id. When in fact I should use motion validate email.

andrewhavens commented 8 years ago

I came across this as well. There is no output following password input when using the wrong email/password combination.

Watson1978 commented 8 years ago

This plugin just provides CLI interface for Application Loader.app which is included in Xcode.app. If Application Loader.app is working in your env, this plugin should be worked.

Watson1978 commented 8 years ago

When I inputted wrong email/password, the plugin show the following message in my env. Seems it worked well.

$ motion validate sfujita@gmail.com
Validate: ./build/iPhoneOS-9.1-Release/BitWatch.ipa
Enter your password:
✗ Error: Unable to validate your application. Your Apple ID or password was entered incorrectly.