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  2. JENKINS-12635

packaging ipa doesn´t work if run on a slave

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      I check to package ipa files, but in my custom output directory, which i called "output" there is no ipa file. all the .app and .dsym folders are there but no ipa. Also, I get this message: Cannot remove *.ipa files from a non-existing directory: /Users/hudson/build/output, so I can only assume the plugin is searching at the wrong location for the "output" folder.

          [JENKINS-12635] packaging ipa doesn´t work if run on a slave

          Falko Richter created issue -
          Arnaud Héritier made changes -
          Assignee New: Arnaud Héritier [ aheritier ]

          Arnaud Héritier added a comment -

          Hi,

          Can you tell me :

          • What is the version of the plugin you are using and the version of xcode.
          • Which parameters are set for xcode in your jenkins job.
          • which revelant configuration you have in your xcode project about these path.

          I already had a similar feedback but I didn't had enough feedback to understand what was wrong with the actual code. I think that the default build directory computed by the plugin is wrong in some cases but I don't find when ...

          Cheers

          Arnaud Héritier added a comment - Hi, Can you tell me : What is the version of the plugin you are using and the version of xcode. Which parameters are set for xcode in your jenkins job. which revelant configuration you have in your xcode project about these path. I already had a similar feedback but I didn't had enough feedback to understand what was wrong with the actual code. I think that the default build directory computed by the plugin is wrong in some cases but I don't find when ... Cheers

          Falko Richter added a comment -

          I´m using Jenkins ver. 1.450 on a Ubuntu machine with a macOS slave running 10.6
          The plugin is version 1.3
          Configuration is set to "Debug"
          Technical VErsion is set to "${BUILD_NUMBER}"
          Build output directory is set to "output"
          and I unlock the keychain.

          There is nothing fancy in my XCode project, the build products all end up in the correct location, meaning a subfolder in the workspace named "output". Only thing missing in that folder is the ipa files.

          Falko Richter added a comment - I´m using Jenkins ver. 1.450 on a Ubuntu machine with a macOS slave running 10.6 The plugin is version 1.3 Configuration is set to "Debug" Technical VErsion is set to "${BUILD_NUMBER}" Build output directory is set to "output" and I unlock the keychain. There is nothing fancy in my XCode project, the build products all end up in the correct location, meaning a subfolder in the workspace named "output". Only thing missing in that folder is the ipa files.

          Leena N added a comment -

          I also encountered the same problem. The error I got was "Cannot remove *.ipa files from a non-existing directory: /Users/miniuno/jenkins/workspace/ipad_app/build/DEBUG-iphoneos". I was not sure from where the directory "DEBUG-iphoneos" got added, because I've never configured it anywhere.

          But when I added a full path for "Build Output Directory" as ${WORKSPACE}/build, it started working.

          The Jenkins version: 1.447
          The XCode version: 4.2
          The XCode Plugin version: 1.3.1

          Hope this gives some clue into the problem.

          Thanks,
          Leena

          Leena N added a comment - I also encountered the same problem. The error I got was "Cannot remove *.ipa files from a non-existing directory: /Users/miniuno/jenkins/workspace/ipad_app/build/DEBUG-iphoneos". I was not sure from where the directory "DEBUG-iphoneos" got added, because I've never configured it anywhere. But when I added a full path for "Build Output Directory" as ${WORKSPACE}/build, it started working. The Jenkins version: 1.447 The XCode version: 4.2 The XCode Plugin version: 1.3.1 Hope this gives some clue into the problem. Thanks, Leena

          Mark Warren added a comment -

          I can confirm Leena's modification will indeed allow a slave to build an Xcode project. I had exactly the same issue until I added that option to Build Output Directory.

          Mark Warren added a comment - I can confirm Leena's modification will indeed allow a slave to build an Xcode project. I had exactly the same issue until I added that option to Build Output Directory.

          lacostej added a comment -

          This is probably related to JENKINS-17457

          lacostej added a comment - This is probably related to JENKINS-17457
          lacostej made changes -
          Link New: This issue duplicates JENKINS-17457 [ JENKINS-17457 ]
          lacostej made changes -
          Assignee Original: Arnaud Héritier [ aheritier ] New: lacostej [ lacostej ]
          Resolution New: Fixed [ 1 ]
          Status Original: Open [ 1 ] New: Resolved [ 5 ]
          lacostej made changes -
          Status Original: Resolved [ 5 ] New: Closed [ 6 ]

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