Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-20 Thread panagiotis merakos
Since the crash occurs before the code signing takes place, I do not think it is caused by the second workaround. I would suggest you upload another archive that includes the audio files. The crash log would be helpful, as well. If I remember correctly, on OSX the crash logs should be stored in

Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-20 Thread Chris Sheffield
The crash is consistent, yes, even after applying the second workaround. Like I said, it appears to be happening during the file copy process, before the code signing even takes place. If it would be helpful, I can upload another archive to my dropbox that includes those audio files. I didn’t

Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-20 Thread panagiotis merakos
Hi Chris, Is the crash consistent when you include the second workaround? I am not on a MacOS Sierra to test now. Best, Panos -- On Tue, Sep 20, 2016 at 10:32 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote: > That did the trick on the error, however, now LC is crashing when I try to >

Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-20 Thread Chris Sheffield
That did the trick on the error, however, now LC is crashing when I try to create a build and include all the files in the app. In addition to my images folder, which contains quite a few png images, I also have a folder that contains *a lot* of mp3 files (to be exact, 8624 of them). Somewhere

Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-20 Thread panagiotis merakos
Hi Chris, You can apply the workaround described here until 8.1.1 rc1 is released: https://github.com/livecode/livecode/pull/4530/files (Make sure you include the line [get shell("xattr -cr" && quote & pAppBundle & quote)] as well) Best, Panos -- On Tue, Sep 20, 2016 at 9:55 AM, panagiotis

Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-20 Thread panagiotis merakos
Hi Chris, I just tested with your stack in LC 8.1.1 RC-1 (not public) and I confirm I still get the "resource fork, Finder information, or similar detritus not allowed” error when building an iOS standalone. After further investigation, it seems this is caused *only* if you add the "Internet" or

Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-19 Thread panagiotis merakos
You are welcome. Just the stack should be enough to replicate this, but I would suggest you send everything, just in case. Best, Panos -- On 19 Sep 2016 22:46, "Chris Sheffield" wrote: > It appears to be just this stack. After creating a new stack, and even > setting it

Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-19 Thread Chris Sheffield
It appears to be just this stack. After creating a new stack, and even setting it to copy the same files, the build works just fine. Yes, I do have png files, quite a lot of them, inside an images folder that is included in the Copy Files section. Like I said though, I included that folder

Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-19 Thread panagiotis merakos
Hi Chris, Hmm, that's weird, it should work. The first part of the error (—resource-rules blah blah) is just a warning. The codesign fails because of the "resource fork, Finder information, or similar detritus not allowed” part. The command [get shell("xattr -cr" && quote & pAppBundle & quote)]

Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-19 Thread Chris Sheffield
Panos, I greatly appreciate the quick reply. Unfortunately that fix didn’t work for me. I even dug in a little deeper and applied Monte’s other changes as well, and my build still fails. The —resource-rules error is gone, but I am still left with the second part of the error about the

Re: error building iOS standalone with LiveCode 8.1

2016-09-19 Thread panagiotis merakos
Hi Chris, Try the workaround described here: http://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=18135 It worked for me. Best, Panos On 19 Sep 2016 19:01, "Chris Sheffield" wrote: > I’m hoping someone can help with this. > > I just fired up LiveCode 8.1 this morning to create