Same SDKROOT = auto issue as manage-ios-code-signing, this time inside
xcode-archive@5's own platform auto-detection. The step's log names the
fix itself: 'Define the platform step input manually to avoid this
phase in the future.'
Fails with 'no PLATFORM_DISPLAY_NAME config found for (PediFoods App)
target'. SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = iphoneos iphonesimulator macosx on this
target (Skip's build) makes the step's platform detection ambiguous.
xcode-archive@5's own automatic_code_signing: api-key already handles
signing, so the step was redundant on top of being broken here.
xcode-archive@5 failed: 'unkown SDKROOT: auto'. Darwin/PediFoods.xcconfig
sets SDKROOT = auto and SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = iphoneos iphonesimulator
macosx (Skip's multi-platform build target) — same root cause as the
earlier PLATFORM_DISPLAY_NAME failure from manage-ios-code-signing.
Both are Bitrise step-side project parsers that pre-guess a single
platform before invoking xcodebuild, and neither understands this
project's build shape.
xcodebuild itself has no problem with SDKROOT = auto (confirmed via a
local build). Only Bitrise's own step parsers choke on it. Going through
fastlane's build_app instead sidesteps that parser entirely — it's the
same approach the Darwin/fastlane/Fastfile already used before, restored
here with the earlier apikey.json JSON-escaping and DEVELOPMENT_TEAM
injection fixes kept.
Step failed: 'no PLATFORM_DISPLAY_NAME config found for (PediFoods App)
target'. It queries build settings without pinning an SDK, and this
target's SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = iphoneos iphonesimulator macosx (Skip
builds Darwin for both iOS and Catalyst-style macOS) makes that
ambiguous — LC Wallet's iOS-only target never hits this.
xcode-archive@5 already has automatic_code_signing: api-key, which
manages signing itself during archive. The separate step was redundant.
Referenced build_for_testing/test_without_building workflows that were
never defined — copied the pipeline block from LC Wallet without its
matching workflow definitions. Unused anyway (not in trigger_map, no
PR trigger wanted), so removing instead of completing it.
Switch from fastlane-driven build (build_app + hand-rolled apikey.json)
to Bitrise's own xcode-archive step, matching LC Wallet 1:1: manage-ios-
code-signing + xcode-archive@5 (automatic_code_signing: api-key) do the
build/sign, deploy-to-itunesconnect-deliver@2 handles TestFlight in the
beta workflow, fastlane only runs for the release lane (metadata push +
App Store upload) reading BITRISE_IPA_PATH — same shape as LC Wallet's
Fastfile beta/release lanes.
Only genuine differences from LC Wallet, all forced by this project's
actual layout:
- BITRISE_PROJECT_PATH/SCHEME point at Darwin/PediFoods.xcodeproj
- fastlane work_dir is Darwin/ (Fastfile lives there, not repo root)
- build number bumps CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION in Skip.env instead of
agvtool — this project has no VERSIONING_SYSTEM set, Skip.env is the
actual shared source of truth for both Darwin and Android
- team_id comes from a DEVELOPMENT_TEAM secret instead of a hardcoded
literal — LC Wallet's Apple team ID isn't necessarily this app's
ASC_KEY_CONTENT is the raw .p8 private key, which contains literal
newlines. The heredoc interpolated it straight into a JSON string,
producing invalid JSON (JSON::ParserError in get_provisioning_profile).
Build the file with Ruby's JSON encoder instead so newlines are escaped
correctly. Verified locally against a realistic multi-line PEM value.
agvtool doesn't apply here — no VERSIONING_SYSTEM set, CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION
comes from Skip.env (shared with the Android side) via #include in
Darwin/PediFoods.xcconfig. Bump it there instead.
Dropped APPLE_ID, ITC_TEAM_ID and unused BITRISE_DISTRIBUTION_METHOD carried
over from LC Wallet's Fastfile/Appfile shape — none of them are read anywhere
in this project's Appfile or Fastfile.
Added the actual missing piece: DEVELOPMENT_TEAM, which both
Darwin/PediFoods.xcconfig and Darwin/fastlane/AppStore.xcconfig leave blank
on purpose for CI to fill in. Wired BITRISE_DISTRIBUTION_METHOD into
build_app's export_method so it stops being dead config.
Modeled on LC Wallet's bitrise.yml. Push-only trigger map (develop->beta,
main->release), no PR-triggered checks. Reuses the existing Skip fastlane
lanes directly instead of a generic xcode-archive step, since build_app
already carries the Skip-specific xcconfig and build flags. Adds a beta
lane (TestFlight) to match release, which was the only lane wired before.
