Re: xcodebuild not building versus successful builds in xcode
Re: xcodebuild not building versus successful builds in xcode
- Subject: Re: xcodebuild not building versus successful builds in xcode
- From: David Aspinall <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 12:46:05 -0500
I do not even get this far. It is not the installation that fails, it
is the compile. I have a script that moves to each directory project
and executes
xcodebuild -alltargets clean > $LOG 2>&1
echo -n " $PROJ .. "
xcodebuild -alltargets build > $LOG 2>&1
BS=$?
if [ $BS -ne 0 ]; then
echo " error [$BS]"
open -e $LOG
open $PROJ.pbproj
exit 1
else
echo -n "build [$BS] .."
fi
echo -n "installing .. "
xcodebuild -alltargets -buildstyle "Deployment" install > $LOG 2>&1
BS=$?
if [ $BS -ne 0 ]; then
echo " error [$BS]"
open -e $LOG
open $PROJ.pbproj
exit 1
else
echo "done"
fi
If the projects have already (or recently) been compiled, and I comment
out the build clean line, then often the frameworks will all compile.
However before a do a release candidate build I like to clean first and
then the build phase will consistently fail. (At least on these 2
projects). I have tried recreating them as new projects, I have tried
cleaning out the index and all remnants from the build and intermediate
directories, but it make no difference. When I examine the build and
intermediate directories none of the java source are copied in and the
error log shows:
.....
../../../Control/Model/_MailingAddress.java:18: package
ticoon.foundation.exceptions does not exist
import ticoon.foundation.exceptions.*;
^
../../../Control/Model/Household.java:575: warning:
rawRowsForSQL(com.webobjects.eocontrol.EOEditingContext,java.lang.String
,java.lang.String) in com.webobjects.eoaccess.EOUtilities has been
deprecated
NSArray result = EOUtilities.rawRowsForSQL(
editingContext(), "Ticoon", sql );
^
100 errors
1 warning
...failed JavaCompile.default <CompileJava>_WOServerTicoonControl.tmp
...
** BUILD FAILED **
On 31-Jan-04, at 12:31 AM, Ray Ackland wrote:
Are you doing this as root? I found if I tried as an admin user, it
would say build succeeded but not install properly. Done as root it
worked perfectly.
NB The command I used was (from the project directory folder) as
modified from the docs:
xcodebuild install -buildstyle Deployment DSTROOT=/
xcodebuild install -buildstyle WebServer DSTROOT=/
Ray.
On 31/01/2004, at 5:09, David Aspinall wrote:
I am having the same problem, in fact it is getting worse. I have a
script that builds all the frameworks and installs them. When I run
it to clean everything, then build and install it chokes on 2 (out of
6) frameworks. If I build those 2 manually, then re-run the script,
everything (including the 2) builds no problem.
Today, for the first time this does not work. I cannot get my script
to pass these 2 framework projects.
Does anyone have a clue. This worked perfectly with ProjectBuilder.
David
I was wondering if anyone else was experiencing problems when
building from the command line using xcodebuild?
My project builds without worry when done through the actual xcode
app, but when I try using the following command-line build command,
I inevitably get a plethora of "cannot resolve symbol" errors:
xcodebuild -target project_name -buildstyle Development
Before moving to panther, I was able to issue the same exact same
command (using pbxbuild mind you) without error.
Any ideas?
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