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debug symbol compile failure #361

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raedah opened this issue May 3, 2019 · 4 comments · Fixed by #391
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debug symbol compile failure #361

raedah opened this issue May 3, 2019 · 4 comments · Fixed by #391
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raedah commented May 3, 2019

Seems to be causing the app validator to fail which prevents us from getting proper crash logs from the app store. The Strip Swift symbols feature is failing.

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Since #367 and #368, most build warnings are cleared. Currently unable to confirm, but it seems a couple warnings show up when building for Generic iOS Device from Xcode.

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raedah commented May 15, 2019

Still have debug symbols error remaining to resolve. Only occurs when building for Generic Device. Need this for full debug reports from the apple store.

warning: (armv7) failed to insert symbol '_poly1305_blocks_armv6' in the debug map.

@raedah raedah changed the title Fix all compile warnings debug symbol compile failure May 15, 2019
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raedah commented May 19, 2019

This issue is not actually resolved. The error still occurs when archiving.

Upstream cause is here golang/go#28997

@raedah raedah reopened this May 19, 2019
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dreacot commented Sep 21, 2021

fixed in master

@dreacot dreacot closed this as completed Sep 21, 2021
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