Unable to start a app in iPad simulator #13701
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I have simply created a boiler code project with
I have Xcode 14.2 installed (also the command line tools). The complete terminal output:
Any idea what's wrong? |
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Can you build it without VS code? |
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Hi @Babelfisch 👋 some things you can try:
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It's curious that the xcodebuild warnings are printed in duplicate. I doubt it's cert related as I don't think the iOS Simulator is concerned certs, but My guess is it's a module. Try commenting out modules in the |
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Hi there! The "ERROR" level for the conditional statements is just a false positive and triggered by the log pipe that was trying to pipe the error after that (the ** Build failed **). To get the actual error, it'd be great to have the full log, which you can trigger with "ti build -p ios --log-level trace" as mentioned above. After that, we'll be able to resolve it easily. You can paste the log to gist.github.com for easier reading 😊 It's definitely not about provisioning profiles though, since the build command looks like a Simulator build. |
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The problem was with Google Drive (offline with mirroring). With
Locally, directly on the HD everything works fine. Thanks for the help! |
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The problem was with Google Drive (offline with mirroring). With
--log-level trace
I got this error:[TRACE] error: error: accessing build database "/Users/…/Meine Ablage/dev/titanium/Titanium Test/build/iphone/build/Intermediates/XCBuildData/build.db": disk I/O error
Locally, directly on the HD everything works fine.
Thanks for the help!