Closed AmitMY closed 1 year ago
Capacitor 5 added support for bundler.
To be honest, I'm not sure how bundler works, but you have a Gemfile
inside ios/App/
folder and that seems to be causing the issues, and didn't cause issues in Capacitor 4 because it didn't use bundler.
If I remove the file the error I get goes away, so it's most likely something wrong with that file.
Adding Cocoapods to your Gemfile or deleting it if you don't use bundler ought to fix this. I'm going to look into the logic we have about running bundler in the meantime.
Deleting the Gemfile
did the trick - this can be closed, or kept open if @markemer is still investigating.
Thanks!
Deleting the
Gemfile
did the trick - this can be closed, or kept open if @markemer is still investigating.Thanks!
Awesome. We can close it. I'll investigate on a separate ticket we can schedule this or next sprint.
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Bug Report
Capacitor Version
Platform(s)
iOS
Current Behavior
Running
npx cap sync ios
failsExpected Behavior
Should work just fine
Code Reproduction
I have no idea how to reproduce. Here's the upgrade commit: https://github.com/sign/translate/tree/69b9f00cab52edb3f5a5b48a7a6bdb5047fa7eb0 (
npx cap migrate
)Other Technical Details
npm --version
output: 9.5.0node --version
output: v18.15.0pod --version
output (iOS issues only): 1.12.1