Closed crooksy88 closed 2 years ago
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What is spike and how does this relate to the Distriqt Core ANE?
That SpikeApp account seems to have an automatic response and is not related to us. I will contact them about it.
Can you tell me how you are packaging your application to replicate this error with the Core ANE, i.e. is this output from a command line build or through an IDE?
Hi Michael,
It's a command line build.
I'm not sure if this is related but testing with a different app does build using AIR 33.1.1.259 using older distribution certs and provisioning profiles, but also fails using 33.1.1.476.
For this current app I'm updating I recently had to generate a new distribution cert and provisioning profile and this has forced to upgrade to 33.1.1.476. I believe it's something to do with the authority signing reference being different.
Very odd, have you tried updating Xcode and the command line tools to the latest? Or is that the most recent release you can get on 10.14?
It is the latest available without having to update MacOS which is something I'm trying to avoid.
Might be worth asking the Harman AIR team on the AIRSDK issue tracker. It seems to be related to the AIR sdk but not sure why the Core ANE is triggering it, could be additional linker options in the extension.
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Using AIR SDK 33.1.1.476 and the latest version of Core ANE 6.3.022. Xcode Version 11.1 (11A1027) MacOS 10.14.6
When I publish my app without any ANE's the .ipa file is output successfully.
When I add the Core.ANE I get this error from ADT and no file is output.
Would you have any idea what this issue is and how to fix this?
Thanks,
Mark