Open timmkuehle opened 1 month ago
Okay, i found that Apples arm architecture was to blame again. the Cordova packages do not seem to contain any pod sources for arm64
architectures. That explains, why manually downloading the iOS framework binaries and pasting them into the project solves the issue. These binaries do include versions for arm64
.
The current workaround is to set Xcode's Excluded Architectures
setting to arm64
for the NotificationServiceExtension target, but the inclusion of the arm64
pod sources in the Cordova SDK would still be much appreciated!
Hey there
I've been trying to get your SDK running in an Ionic/Capacitor app and used this this setup guide (seems a little dated, btw) to configure everything.
For Android, everything works fine, but the iOS pods seem to have some problems. After
ionic capacitor sync iOS
, I am consistently prompted this error message in Xcode, while trying to start the project:When manually installing the pods via
pod install --repo-update
, the output suggests, that the WonderPush pods are successfully added:ionic capacitor sync ios
gives an info aboutwonderpush-cordova-sdk-fcm
being incompatible with ios, but i guess this is fine, because "fcm" might stand for "Firebase Cloud Messaging". I couldn't find any piece of documentation to corroborate that idea, but if it holds true, iOS shouldn't rely on that packageManually adding the framework binaries to the Xcode project, following this tutorial works, but is no real solution to this problem imho.
Project and system specs:
Thanks in advance for any help or insights!