Can't upload ipa to app store with gradle moeIpaBuild in version 1.3.6 - provisioning profile error

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Hi,
I’ve upgraded moe to 1.3.6 (from 1.2.+) and now I can’t upload the ipa created with gradle moeIpaBuild to app store .
It fails on provisioning profile…
I’ve specified the dev team, signing identity , provisioning profile uuid and main scheme in the gradle script.

This is the error I get in Application Loader:

ERROR ITMS-90161: “Invalid Provisioning Profile. The provisioning profile included in the bundle media.muvix.wave [Payload/Muvix.app] is invalid. [Missing code-signing certificate]. A Distribution Provisioning profile should be used when submitting apps to the App Store. For more information, visit the iOS Developer Portal.”

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Anybody able to do this?

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Hi!

Please, you try with build.gradle settings

moe {
    ...

    ipaExport {
        // (String) Describes how Xcode should export the archive. Available options: app-store, ad-hoc, package,
        // enterprise, development, and developer-id. The list of options varies based on the type of archive. Defaults
        // to development.
        method 'app-store'
    }
}

Best Regards,
Roland

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Hi Roland,

Thank you, I was able to upload to app store with this new configuration.

But the IPA size is twice larger than with MOE 1.2.+

Previously it was 45MB and now it’s 82MB…

I am using -Pmoe.proguardLevel=all command line parameter like before.

When I build with moe.ipaExport.method = “development” then the IPA size is the same as before.
Only with “app-store” it is 82MB.

Is this a bug?

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Actually the size that appears in TestFlight is the same as before (almost), just the size of the ipa file on my local machine is bigger. Weird.
I guess if the size for end users is the same then it’s ok…

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Hi Roland,

Unfortunately, debugging from IntelliJ still isn’t working… (which was the whole point of upgrading to 1.3.+)

Actually, It worked the first time I ran it with 1.3.6 and after that it never worked again.

Like before (in 1.2.+) it is stuck on the Launching stage… “JDWP will wait for debugger on port 8000”

I tried with our app, and with a new MOE project from the IntelliJ template.

You said you fixed this in 1.3, but it’s still not working for me.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Hi!

Which Multi-OS Engine Plugin version did you use?

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I am using the latest 1.3.1

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Hi!

Please try following steps:

  • Connect device to computer
  • Open IntelliJ and create Remote debug launch configuration, Port:8000
  • Open Terminal
  • cd ‘ios project’
  • ./gradlew moeLaunch -Pmoe.launcher.options=debug:8000
  • Run remote debug

Which IntelliJ IDEA version did you use? I tested with IDEA 2017.1.4 and worked fine.

Best Regards,
Roland

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Hi Roland,

Sorry, it was my mistake, I had a local web server running on port 8000, once I turned it off, the debugger started working.

A good lesson for others who might have this problem :slight_smile:

Thank you.

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Please remind me, how can I run the app from Xcode and then also attach from IntelliJ?
I need to pass some param somewhere in xcode, right?

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Hi!

Add the standard Java debug parameters to the Xcode command line:
-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=8000

Edit Scheme… -> Arguments Tab -> ‘Arguments Passed On Launch’

Best Regards,
Roland

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Yeah, also need to run something from command line for real devices.
Found the full answer here:

Thanks!