[bug]: Command PhaseScriptExecution failed with a nonzero exit code when running from Xcode
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Description
When running a flutter project with flavor from VSCode or command line it works fine.
But, when running from Xcode I get an error Command PhaseScriptExecution failed with a nonzero exit code,
Using the Xcode report navigator, it shows the cause of the error is:
/Users/bx777/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Runner-efucnxnpxngwpuawulskwwbebelt/Build/Intermediates.noindex/Runner.build/Debug-dev-iphonesimulator/Runner.build/Script-53713B544D4D72BE6CC51AC1.sh: line 5: flutterfire: command not found
Steps to reproduce
- Run a project with flavor using the following command:
flutter build ios --debug --flavor=dev --target=lib/main_dev.dart --dart-define-from-file=configs/dev.json
- It works find and run as expected
- Run again after the previous build success but using Xcode build this time
- The build fails and gives an error
Expected behavior
I expect it to run normally using Xcode build after a normal flutter build ios command "which generates and pass dart environment variables into Xcode build".
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Additional context and comments
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I've just ran this on Xcode and it was successful:
The exception is saying that it cannot find flutterfire. This seems like a problem with where flutterfire is located. Before we call flutterfire, we add this to the Xcode PATH variable:
PATH="${PATH}:$FLUTTER_ROOT/bin:$HOME/.pub-cache/bin"flutterfire executable on my machine is located here: $HOME/.pub-cache/bin. Where is it located on your machine?
flutterfire
I'm using puro for version management so mine is located at $HOME/.puro/shared/pub_cache/bin/flutterfire
That will be why it doesn't work then. Is there any way you can move it to the standard path?
That will be why it doesn't work then. Is there any way you can move it to the standard path?
I don't think that is possible when using puro.
I've found an open issue regarding this at pingbird/puro#70.
The puro's author suggests flutterfire to follow the semantics of the pub tool and use PUB_CACHE
If you could explain what that means it would be helpful. As far as I can tell, we're using the default path.
If you could explain what that means it would be helpful. As far as I can tell, we're using the default path.
I think he's referring to update the path in the script to the following:
PATH="${PATH}:$FLUTTER_ROOT/bin:$PUB_CACHE/bin"
PUB_CACHE seems to accurately retrieve the path where the "pub_cache" directory and "flutterfire" are located:
That's fair enough, I'm happy to make that change👍
edit: I will have to check now that I think about it, I'm not sure that will be available in the Xcode build environment variables.