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Bash If Exit Code Not 0
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Command Failed With Exit Code 65
commented Apr 24, 2015 We've been unable to get any of our builds to pass. This might have something to do with Xcode 6.3? viktorbenei added the bug label Apr 24, 2015 Bitrise member viktorbenei commented
React Native Error: Xcodebuild Process Exited With Code 65
Apr 24, 2015 Additional notes from the logs we received from the two teams who reported the issue: Happens for xcodebuild ... clean test action last Xcode log lines: /usr/bin/touch -c /Users/vagrant/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/.../X.xctest and then ** TEST FAILED ** Xcode does not provide any error: in the logs, just returns an exit code 65 There are a couple of warning: lines in both cases, but there's just two which is present in exit status 65 fastlane both logs: ld: warning: directory not found for option with a path pointing inside the git repository a variation of warning: will never be executed (not exactly the same) Bitrise member viktorbenei commented Apr 27, 2015 One of the teams reported that this solution works: #!/bin/bash xcodebuild -verbose -workspace "X.xcworkspace" -scheme "X" -destination "platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 6 Plus,OS=8.3" test sleep 10 xcodebuild -verbose -workspace "X.xcworkspace" -scheme "X" -destination "platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 6,OS=8.3" test They run this as the content of a Bash Script step Bitrise member viktorbenei commented Jun 17, 2015 Is this still an active issue? Even with the latest virtual machine which includes Xcode 6.3.2? tsabend commented Jun 18, 2015 Issue has been resolved, thanks! tsabend closed this Jun 18, 2015 Bitrise member viktorbenei commented Jun 18, 2015 @tsabend If you have time: was it fixed by the upgrade of Xcode, or with a custom solution on your side? tsabend commented Jun 18, 2015 The upgrade fixed it. Bitrise member viktorbenei commented Jun 18, 2015 Thanks! Bitrise member viktorbenei commented Jul 28, 2015 This same issue was reported again - reopening it.. viktorbenei reopened this Jul 28, 2015 adcooley commented Jul 28, 2015 they started failing for us on july 26th. I can't reproduce with xcodebuild on my laptop. singhamit089 c
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