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Xcode build: No such module 'CioInternalCommon' #154

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wanschi opened this issue Jun 14, 2023 · 9 comments
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Xcode build: No such module 'CioInternalCommon' #154

wanschi opened this issue Jun 14, 2023 · 9 comments

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@wanschi
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wanschi commented Jun 14, 2023

SDK version: 2.4.2

Environment: Development

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During build with Xcode:

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Describe the bug
Xcode can't build the app bc of a missing cio module.

I know that there was a fix last week (#147) but unfortunately it throws the same error.

To Reproduce
Build an app with Xcode locally

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@Shahroz16
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Hey @wanschi, can you try deleting the derived data .

It looks like it's a cache issue.

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wanschi commented Jun 15, 2023

@Shahroz16 Thanks for your answer. Unfortunately that doesn't fix the problem. expo prebuild --clean also doesn't help.

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@wanschi are you using bare workflow? if so, can you run pod update --repo-update in the iOS folder?

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wanschi commented Jun 16, 2023

@Shahroz16 No. We're using the expo managed workflow.

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Apologies for the inconvenience, it's very strange. We are investigating it right now.

@wanschi
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wanschi commented Jun 16, 2023

@Shahroz16 Thanks! If we can help you to isolate the issue please let me know. We also got some other problems with the SDK, but we first want to make sure that the issue is not on our site.

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wanschi commented Jun 19, 2023

@Shahroz16 Btw pod update --repo-update is working local. But as we're building on EAS this won't help us.

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@wanschi thanks for clarifying, we tired to replicate and managed to not get this error in the EAS build.

Can you please share the EAS build error stacktrace? pod update --repo-update should have fixed it ideally.

We can look into EAS error stacktrace for you.

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wanschi commented Jun 26, 2023

@Shahroz16 Hey, after we did pod update --repo-update it worked for us which is totally weird as this shouldn't affect the EAS build process. I'll close this issue. Thanks for you support!

@wanschi wanschi closed this as completed Jun 26, 2023
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