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[SCAN] scan crashes when unit tests fail #6343
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It seems like this issue might be related to code signing 🚫 Have you seen our new Code Signing Troubleshooting Guide? It will help you resolve the most common code signing issues 👍 |
We use a server with continuous integration and scan works there just fine. My co-worker has a different version of Ruby and it works for him so I have tried to use the same version as he does but none of that helped. |
I have the same issue, seems like the |
Me too, same issue: https://travis-ci.org/ably/ably-ios/builds/165044578 |
The issue about xcpretty: xcpretty/xcpretty#241 |
Does |
@ricardopereira Thanks, it is indeed an issue of xcpretty. The new version 0.2.4 is to be released today but for now you can downgrade to version 0.2.2. That worked for me.
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@troupmar because I'm using |
@troupmar Thanks! |
@ricardopereira here it is
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@rafnocx @ricardopereira @troupmar Thanks for reaching out about this. We are going to look this over here and take action if we can. 👍 |
Downgrade xcpretty dependency due to #6343
Downgrade xcpretty dependency due to #6343
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Issue Description
Scan crashes when unit tests fail. If all tests succeed, then it all works fine.
Complete output when running fastlane, including the stack trace and command used
Configuration Files
Please copy the complete content of your
Fastfile
and any other configuration files you use below:!!! Only using scan, thus only scanfile is provided !!!
Scanfile:
Environment
fastlane version (run
fastlane -v
): fastlane 1.104.0, scan 0.13.0Do you use bundler to execute fastlane (i.e.
bundle exec fastlane
)? NODo you use a Ruby environment manager (e.g.
chruby
,rbenv
,rvm
)? NOThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: