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Empty application after publishing it in iTunes Connect (Firebase related) #25167
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I'm pretty sorry for the lack of information, and I'm sure this is something I'm doing wrong, but I don't know where else I can ask. I have a pretty small application that shows a list of values from a static file. I uploaded it to iTunes Connect and downloaded it using TestFlight. Everything works just fine in my iPhone X.
I have modified the application to add a Firebase connection with a Firestore DDBB. If I run the application from Android Studio directly in my phone, it works, and it shows the data from the database. If I archive the app and upload it to iTunes Connect, and install it through TestFlight, when opening the application, it just appears as a white screen. The application works but shows nothing, but an empty white screen.
Do you know what is happening or how I can get information that can help to solve my problem?
Regards
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I've had this problem once before.
I solved it by recompiling the app with a new version number and uploading it again to the App Store. It then worked as expected
timbergus commentedon Dec 11, 2018
I've tried the full process. New project using Android Studio, install pods, update pods, clean, build, and archive. The app has been released for testing a couple of minutes ago, and I have download it using TestFlight. Same result. As white as ever. Weird thing is that the app is not crashing, but neither showing an empty result from Firebase. It shows no app at all. Thanks for the idea though.
And by the way. Thanks, everyone for Flutter. It's freaking amazing :)
hartmannj commentedon Dec 11, 2018
Did you run
flutter build ios --releasebefore archiving?Additionally, in the docs following is mentioned:
zoechi commentedon Dec 11, 2018
Please add the output of
flutter doctor -v.timbergus commentedon Dec 11, 2018
Ok. This is my
flutter doctor -v:And about
flutter build ios --release, I was doing the process using only XCode, and building and archiving throw the XCode menu options.This is the message after building:
This is the only message from XCode when archiving after
flutter build ios --release:And this is the only different decision from Objective-C to Swift that I did during the process. I left it by default.
And it's finally working 🎉It seems that the XCode process of clean, build and archive does not work properly. It is needed to run
flutter build ios --release. Why is this? Could you tell me or point me to a reference where I can read about? I really want to understand the process.It seems to work for the two apps I'm developing right now. Thanks.
zoechi commentedon Dec 11, 2018
Might be related #24887, #24239, #24641
timbergus commentedon Dec 11, 2018
Looks like. So for the moment, we should use the full command line process and only the XCode IDE to archive and publish?
rcunning commentedon Dec 21, 2018
After banging my head against the same issue for a few hours, what seems to work every time is:
flutter build ios --releaseOne would think flutter could at least stop the archive with an error in one of its scripts in the case where you have not followed this undocumented procedure. Minimally, instructions at https://flutter.io/docs/deployment/ios really need to spell out that you must do the Clean step every time.
Rolls isKeyboardKey engine change with fix (#79407)
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