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Looks like this may have regressed on iOS 10... #9

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plivesey opened this issue Sep 20, 2016 · 3 comments
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Looks like this may have regressed on iOS 10... #9

plivesey opened this issue Sep 20, 2016 · 3 comments

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@plivesey
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I'm trying to run the tests, but it won't run on a device. It looks like all the frameworks are built for the wrong arch.

How do you run these tests on a device? I always hit dylddyld_fatal_error:` immediately.

@plivesey
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I think this is no longer true? Looks like the frameworks are actually built with i386? May be wrong though...

Another note: Included frameworks only contain arm64 and armv7 slices, make sure you run the app on a physical device with one of these architectures. We want to be using dyld that ships with iOS anyway, iOS Simulator can possibly be using a different one.

@plivesey
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Btw, ran tests on another project and found that it looks like there is now iOS 10 regression (phew).

Going to leave this issue open since I was unable to run on device, but no need to complete it. Luckily, it looks like this project won't be needed again.

@bzdybowicz
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have you seen this:

If using CocoaPods, completely skip the Embed Pod Frameworks step for configurations that use this workaround (e.g. not for tests).

if [[ "$CONFIGURATION" == "Test" ]]; then
"${SRCROOT}/Pods/Target Support Files/Pods-YourTarget/Pods-YourTarget-frameworks.sh"
fi

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