Difficulty with manual integration

[ashottonoyan]

App with Uber SDK won't compile.

[faarwa]

Would you mind sharing your compilation error? Are you running pod install and opening the .xcworkspace project file for the respective examples?

[ashottonoyan]

No, I just downloaded the zip file, opened the Obj-C example and it would not run. The SDK was not linked, which I did myself, but when trying to run, the app is not able to get the images from the .bundle file.

[ashottonoyan]

The manual integration does not work either.

[faarwa]

Here are the steps I'm taking to run the Obj-C example app:

1. Download rides-ios-sdk.zip and unzip folder.
2. Go to examples/Obj-C SDK/.
3. Run pod install - this installs the UberRides dependency (requires Cocoapods https://cocoapods.org/)
4. Open Obj-C SDK.xcworkspace (running in Obj-C SDK.xcodeproj will not work)
5. Run.

If you've tried the above steps and they did not work, please copy and paste your compilation error here.

[ashottonoyan]

With pod install it worked. After adding it as Embedded Binary worked in my project too.

[ashottonoyan]

fatal error: unexpectedly found nil while unwrapping an Optional value

#1  0x0000000100e8f04c in RequestButton.(getImage in _1BC843BE53C9D0EAD7BBE45C42A0713E)(String) -> UIImage at /Users/ashottonoyan/Workspace/xcode/rad_ios/RAD/RAD/Vendor/Uber/UberRides/RequestButton.swift:165

[ashottonoyan]

It can't find the bundle. It works when I copy the file from the bundle to the project.

[faarwa]

If you look under Pods/UberRides/Resources in the Pods project, do you see a Media.xcassets folder containing a 'Badge' asset (without copying the file from the bundle)?

[ashottonoyan]

I'm not using Cocoa Pods, just manual integration.

[faarwa]

Ah, I see the issue. Thanks for reporting!

[ashottonoyan]

Dyld Message: Library not loaded: @rpath/UberRides.framework/UberRides

When doing distribution build, even my workaround didn't help.

[faarwa]

Is this error occurring when you run Product -> Archive?

[ashottonoyan]

No, archiving and sending out beta build worked, but as soon as people launched the app, it was crashing. Then I checked with Xcode -> Window -> Devices console and was getting this message every time I try to launch and get it crashed.

[faarwa]

There's a flag under Build Settings > Build Options called "Embedded Content Contains Swift Code". Is this set to Yes (for both debug and release)?

[ashottonoyan]

Yes.

[faarwa]

I'm trying to repro the issue you're running into. Is this export for Ad Hoc Deployment?

[ashottonoyan]

Enterprise In house. Can it be because of that?

[faarwa]

I found this article relating to the error you're receiving for enterprise builds: https://www.airsignapp.com/ios-apps-using-swift-crash-when-signed-with-inhouse-certificate/.
Take a look and see if the errors they had are similar to yours. It seems they solved their issue through creating a new certificate and provisioning profile.

From an Apple Technical Q&A: "All Enterprise and standard iOS developer certificates that are created after iOS 8 was released have the new Team ID field in the proper place to allow Swift language apps to run." (https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/qa/qa1886/_index.html).

Let me know if you have any luck with this!

[ashottonoyan]

Still, why do I have to move out the resources from the bundle in order to make it work even as debug build?

[faarwa]

The resources for the manual integration is an issue I'm working to resolve, and there will be a fix available soon that doesn't require your workaround.

I don't believe the enterprise build issue is related to this, however, so this may be something on your development/distribution account. Please let me know if you have reason to believe otherwise!

[ashottonoyan]

I'm about to test with new certificate/provisioning profile. Will keep you posted.

[ashottonoyan]

With new certificate/provisioning profile it did work! Thanks for your support!

[faarwa]

Glad you got that sorted out! A fix for the resources issue will be pushed to Github soon.