Open navartis opened 4 years ago
Manual workaround: Open and delete excess Simulators without sdk's Xcode->Window->Devices and Simulators->Simulators
I tried to create a request with fix and discovered that this bug already fixed in master branch but not released(
This happened to me because my project was located in a path with a space in it.
E.g Documents/iOS Projects/MyProject/
.
Moving it to a different location without a space fixed everything.
E.g Documents/iOSProjects/MyProject/
.
Noob mistake by me, but I think it should give a better result than just coming to "Prebuilding AWKAuthCore..." then simply stopping the entire command without any message.
It should be able to precompile everything successfully, but if not, then it should give an error saying exactly why it couldn't. Or say anything at all. To me, it looked like a success, not a single error in sight, except that nothing worked.
Not gonna lie, this took me a couple of days to resolve. I didn't realize that there was a space in my path.
This happened to me because my project was located in a path with a space in it. E.g
Documents/iOS Projects/MyProject/
. Moving it to a different location without a space fixed everything. E.gDocuments/iOSProjects/MyProject/
. Noob mistake by me, but I think it should give a better result than just coming to "Prebuilding AWKAuthCore..." then simply stopping the entire command without any message. It should be able to precompile everything successfully, but if not, then it should give an error saying exactly why it couldn't. Or say anything at all. To me, it looked like a success, not a single error in sight, except that nothing worked. Not gonna lie, this took me a couple of days to resolve. I didn't realize that there was a space in my path.
@sfla Thanks, but this is not the reason in my case. In my case the reason is https://github.com/leavez/cocoapods-binary/issues/127#issuecomment-639565885
I know, but seeing as I ended up in this thread after googling around for a fix yesterday, I though I should leave my solution in case others have the same as me:) Your title describes what happened to me perfectly.
I have the same issue (pre-build stopping without error being reported). @navartis Where do I find the build log files to troubleshoot this?
@pocketpixels I found this by adding debug logging using Ruby puts func in to installed gem.
Framework prebuilding stops unexpectedly without error reporting
Investigation and debugging shows that the reason is
xcodebuild: error: Unable to find a destination matching the provided destination specifier: { id:A755F822-6CBD-44E5-A701-B3BF9213C2DE }
xcodebuild exit code: 70 Full xcodebuild log: