When I upgraded to titanium SDK version 3.2, I had an error when running on iOS says: titanium Invalid "--ios-version" value "7.0" Accepted values: 7.0.3, is there any possible way to solve this ?
I had the same issue.
I were able to solve it by changing the tiapp.xml node
changed
<sdk-version>3.1.3.GA</sdk-version>
to
<sdk-version>3.2.0.GA</sdk-version>
Hope this helps
minimum iOS version to work with Ti sdk 3.2.0 is 7 so you need to set iOS version to 7.
you can do that by right clicking on your project root folder then choose Run As-> Run Configuration option where you can set ios sdk.
Not really a fix. I have changed my project's sdk version to 3.2.0.GA (updated) then build my application via cli and execute the following command on the project directory:
titanium build --platform ios --ios-version 7.0.3
App build successfully (no errors encountered) and it opens the iOS simulator v7.0.3.
Update: Issue no longer encountered after updating titanium-studio to 3.2
Same issue.
Work fine with ti SDK 3.2.0
Ti SDK : 3.1.3.GA
Ti: 3.2.0
Alloy: 1.4.0 or 1.3.0
OS: mac os x 10.9.1
Same issue here.
Problem seems to be solved when building with the 3.2.0 SDK, however then other issues emerge.
I figured this out by just loading the xcode project from the 'build' folder and seeing the actual error that xcode was throwing. it told me that I had a 'module' that no longer supported 'NavigationGroup' class. I also installed the latest xcode updates and the latest Ti.Studio.
You need to change your sdk version in order to make it work with 7.0.3.
From the console:
ti sdk select 3.2.0.GA
You can find more info in the CLI documentation
Also make sure you update your tiapp.xml file as #Anand suggested
An update for Titanium SDK 3.1.3 has been released, the thing is 3.1.3 only supported up to iOS simulator 7.0, but now Appcelerator added support for 7.0.3.
Open ti.xml file
Under Build Properties, find the Titanium SDK field.
Select 3.2.0.GA
If it is not an option, go to menu option
Help > Check for Titanium Updates
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When I open MBP today and to see my project in Xcode, instead it opened older version (a month old at least). I search on Finder found the last version. However, when I try to open I am getting below error:
You have macOS 10.13.2. The application requires macOS 11.0 or later.
Yesterday it was working fine. I installed Google Framework for AdMob and GoogleService plist. Is this could be the problem? Could it alter the project's requirement?
EDIT:
I am using latest macOS 10.13.2 and Xcode is latest Version 9.2 (9C40b).
It looke like that xcode automatic updates are enabled and during the last shutDown/start the version updated and requires high macOSX version than the current , check xcode version and google the least system requirements for it
I haven't used my development tools for Appecelerator Titanium in a while (Studio and CLI). Now I try to run an existing app in the iOS simulator.
From studio I can not select the iOS simulators.
When I use the CLI and execute: appc run (platform iOS) i get this message:
Unable to find any Xcode installations thats supports at least iOS 8.0
I have Xcode version 9.0.1 installed.
How can i connect Xcode with Titanium again?
The path of the active XCode developer directory (xcode-select -p) is:
/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer
You're probably on an SDK older than 6.2. xcode 9 isn't supported by older SDK's for obvious reasons. You can either install xcode8 (downloadable from the apple website) or you can upgrade to Titanium SDK 6.2 or higher (6.3 came out, I recommend that)
For information regarding versioning (of everything related to Ti, check the compatibility matrix in the documentation)
Had the same problem today after installed Xcode 9.2, on side of Xcode 9.4.1 and Titanium SDK 7.2.0.GA. Same error message as in the title of this post. As suggested by Patrick De Marta, I've tried
appc run -p ios -T simulator -C x
after that, I could select a simulator and run the app.
Thanks!
What do you get when you execute "appc ti sdk list" from command line ?
I'm not sure if this is your case, but I had a similar problem and solved it by specifying the target simulator with the CLI build option -C
(appc ti info for the list of simulator names )
hope this helps
I have installed xcode v8.3.2 and trying to integrate good sdk v3.1.0, but I am unable to do so. When I went through release notes I found that this latest version will not support to Xcode 8.3 and later versions. But one of my colleagues is able to use the latest version of good sdk with Xcode 8.3.1 without any issue. How can we resolve this?
As you need to install Xcode and good sdk in the applications folder on the system.This is the way it worked for me.
I made my first app using PhoneGap, and have built it for iOS. I have Java and Ant properly installed and the XCode project has been apparently created. I open it in XCode and I can build it as well, from XCode. When I run it it says that error message? What seems to be problem here? Thanks guys!
Your xCode version is too old. Probably you updated the phone's OS to a newer version. Usually for each version of iOS there is a version of xCode, and if the OS is newer than xCode you get this error.
Just created a new project and when trying to run on iPhone simulator I get the following error:
Accepted values:
8.0
[ERROR] : Invalid "--sim-version" value "7.1"
For help, run: titanium help build
I'm guessing it's due to the xCode update to the new version and the support for iPhone 6.
Anyone knows how to solve this?
I'm running against the latest Titanium SDK (3.3.0)
You need Ti 3.4.0, so update Titanium (Studio, SDK, NPM), then set up the newest version of Ti SDK in tiapp.xml, clean up your project and that's it!
(How to do the update): http://www.appcelerator.com/blog/2014/09/announcing-our-ios-8-support-with-appcelerator-sdkstudio-3-4-0-release/