This bug was extremely difficult to find, so I figured I'd add this section in case anyone is digging through all the closed issues like I was. I first encountered this bug while trying to build using this plugin EAS build. The Run fastlane step kept failing without a specific error message, besides DVTCoreDeviceEnabledState: DVTCoreDeviceEnabledState_Disabled set via user default (DVTEnableCoreDevice=disabled), which from past experience I don't believe is fatal.
I found the bug by following the Xcode build steps after which Xcode failed to run the app due to Communication with Apple failed. Before enabling Sign in with Apple for this app ID, enable Sign In with Apple for its parent app ID. and Provisioning profile "iOS Team Provision Profile: ~bundleId~.Clip" doesn't support the Sign in with Apple capability. Within the Signing & Capabilities tab, the Clip target included Sign in with Apple (not expected) while the main app did not (as expected).
Minimum Reproducible Example
Init using create-expo-app version 2.1.1
Install react-native-app-clip version 0.2.4
Modify react-native-app-clip plugin config to include a name (likely irrelevant, but might be messing with the plugin config defaults)
Temporary Fix
Explicit false for appleSignIn in the plugin config.
Suggested Fix
Changing the default behavior might be a breaking change, but I think additional documentation here would be helpful for what the current default behavior is.
Detection
This bug was extremely difficult to find, so I figured I'd add this section in case anyone is digging through all the closed issues like I was. I first encountered this bug while trying to build using this plugin EAS build. The
Run fastlanestep kept failing without a specific error message, besidesDVTCoreDeviceEnabledState: DVTCoreDeviceEnabledState_Disabled set via user default (DVTEnableCoreDevice=disabled), which from past experience I don't believe is fatal.I found the bug by following the Xcode build steps after which Xcode failed to run the app due to
Communication with Apple failed. Before enabling Sign in with Apple for this app ID, enable Sign In with Apple for its parent app ID.andProvisioning profile "iOS Team Provision Profile: ~bundleId~.Clip" doesn't support the Sign in with Apple capability. Within the Signing & Capabilities tab, the Clip target included Sign in with Apple (not expected) while the main app did not (as expected).Minimum Reproducible Example
create-expo-appversion 2.1.1react-native-app-clipversion 0.2.4react-native-app-clipplugin config to include a name (likely irrelevant, but might be messing with the plugin config defaults)Temporary Fix
Explicit
falseforappleSignInin the plugin config.Suggested Fix
Changing the default behavior might be a breaking change, but I think additional documentation here would be helpful for what the current default behavior is.