iOS Question Problem with Local Mac Builder (SOLVED)

walterf25

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Hi All, I seem to be having some issues with compiling my B4i apps using my local builder, I continue to get the following Error:

I followed this thread here but I have already followed all the necessary steps including installing B4i bridge first, this was working before, the only change is that I updated Xcode to version 14.0.1.

I am using version 8.1 of the local builder.

If I use the Hosted builder than I am able to compile the b4i app, but I will eventually be using custom libraries so I will need to start using my local builder.

Anyone has any idea if this is an issue with my Xcode version, or is it related to something else?

Walter
 

walterf25

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Xcode 14 should be fine.

What do you see in the server logs?
In some cases a dialog appears on the Mac asking for a password (111111).
Hi Erel, here's the logs I see on the server.
And I don't see any dialogs popping up on my mac unfortunately, I rebooted my Mac thinking maybe it had gotten in some weird state, but I am still seeing the same issue.

Walter
 
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walterf25

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Might be a permission problem. I recommend that you start with the simulator on the local builder and use the hosted builder with the real device.
uhmm, I really doubt it, I mean it's worked before, but I'll probably uninstall everything and re-install again and see if it makes a different.

The problem is that I need to start developing some custom libraries for this specific project and I need to get my local builder working again.

Walter
 
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Neil Rohan

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Kind of a shot in the dark here, but for what it's worth, I solved a similar problem by setting the #MinVersion Project Attribute to 11. Good luck.
 
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watesoft

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XCODE -> Preferences -> Accounts and add your developer account.
You need to do this if you have just installed a fresh copy of XCODE or are installing on a new MAC computer.
 
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walterf25

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XCODE -> Preferences -> Accounts and add your developer account.
You need to do this if you have just installed a fresh copy of XCODE or are installing on a new MAC computer.
I'll check but didn't just install Xcode, it has worked for all previous versions of local builder, not sure what the difference would be now.
 
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walterf25

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I have tried everything trying to solve this issue but still same issue, now I am seeing this error, I have the Apple configurator running with the device attached to my mac and B4i running at the same time.

I'm out of ideas.
 
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walterf25

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I changed the user id but I get the same error:

Walter
 
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walterf25

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For some reason the builder fails to add the key to the Mac keychain.
I'm not sure that's accurate, I can see a new folder with the new username being created in the UploadedProjects folder, one thing I did noticed though is if I open the project with Xcode I continue getting pop up messages saying:
The file “B4iProject.xcodeproj” could not be unlocked.

 
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walterf25

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Looks like Xcode is running under a different user. Make sure not to run the builder with sudo.
As always you were right @Erel I went and looked at all the folders in the B4iBuildServer directory and for some reason every single folder and file were under different user group, also Xcode, I went ahead and assigned everything to be under my username, and Now I am able to compile my projects on my local builder.

Thanks everyone!

Walter
 
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