Re: Clean command fail
Re: Clean command fail
- Subject: Re: Clean command fail
- From: Jeff Evans <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2011 08:45:41 -0800
Fritz,
Yes, what I mean is that the app was working fine, so I decided it was time to look into provisioning, etc. Went to the portal, followed the instructions for obtaining a bundle ID, got it back with the hex prepended, pasted it into the bundle ID, and that broke the app.
But the wording of your question raises a point: when I created the bundle ID at the portal I also changed the latter part of it: the com.mycompany.productname part. That had previously contained some default text from the initial file created by XCode, and I had fiddled with that a bit. Now I'm thinking that maybe changing that was the critical error. The question is: is there any way to fix it? The bundle ID previously in place would not be suitable.
I've tried deleting the entire build folder. But there is probably a reference to that old bundle i.d. somewhere in the project that is causing this.
Jeff
On Dec 10, 2011, at 7:43 AM, Fritz Anderson wrote:
On 9 Dec 2011, at 8:08 PM, Jeff Evans wrote:
> As the app was working great in the simulator I obtained a bundle identifier from Apple and put it into the target settings as described in the online video. After doing that the app would not run; the bundle could not be found or something,
The difference, obviously, is the application ID you entered.
When you say you "obtained a bundle identifier from Apple," do you mean that you went to the portal, gave your bundle ID to the Application IDs panel, got back your bundle ID with a hex component prepended, and pasted _that_ into your bundle ID?
I am not aware of any case in which you handle that prepended component, ever, unless you are sharing keychain access. Roll back to your original bundle identifier, and everything, from debugging through App Store submission, should work.
— F
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