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App Store verification fails with "The app references non-public symbols"
Describe the bug I implemented a library which uses Compose Multiplatform to display logs and added it to the iOS project. It builds fine, but when I upload the app to the App Store, lane fails with the following error:
ERROR: [ContentDelivery.Uploader] Asset validation failed (11) The app references non-public symbols in Payload/AppName.app/AppName: _ubidi_close, _ubidi_getDirection, _ubidi_getLength, _ubidi_getLevelAt, _ubidi_openSized, _ubidi_reorderVisual, _ubidi_setPara, _ubrk_clone, _ubrk_current, _ubrk_first, _ubrk_getRuleStatus, _ubrk_next, _uloc_getDefault, _uloc_toLanguageTag, _uscript_getScript (ID: b685f704-5d49-42c6-b138-5d9237029ac2)
I googled this problem and it seems that there's some problem with SKIA library (https://groups.google.com/g/skia-discuss/c/eY229SYmHbA)
So there's a question - how can I fix this issue? Thanks in advance for the answer!
Affected platforms
- iOS
Versions
- Kotlin version*: 1.9.10
- Compose Multiplatform version*: 1.5.3
- OS version(s)* (required for Desktop and iOS issues): any
- OS architecture (x86 or arm64): arm64
To Reproduce
- Try to upload the app to the App Store
- See result
Expected behavior Successfull upload of the IPA to the App Store
Additional context XCode version - 15.0 Here are libs I used
val commonMain by getting {
dependencies {
implementation(compose.runtime)
implementation(compose.material3)
implementation(compose.materialIconsExtended)
implementation("io.realm.kotlin:library-base:1.11.0")
implementation("com.arkivanov.decompose:extensions-compose-jetbrains:2.1.2-compose-experimental")
implementation("com.arkivanov.decompose:decompose:2.1.2")
implementation("org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-datetime:0.4.1")
}
}
val androidMain by getting {
dependencies {
implementation("androidx.activity:activity-compose:1.8.0")
}
}
val iosSimulatorArm64Main by getting
val iosMain by getting {
dependsOn(commonMain)
iosSimulatorArm64Main.dependsOn(this)
}
it seems that there's some problem with SKIA library
Yes, Compose relies on skia library under the hood. SKIA uses ICU library for Unicode support, but it's built with reference to a non-system library.
Is it reproducible on our template project for you? Or is it just about your own project with this set of dependencies?
@MatkovIvan thanks for the support, unfortunately I cannot test with the template app, since I cannot upload it to the AppStore and check
I checked validation process of empty template with Xcode 15 All fine
@sergei-mikhailovskii-idf Can you please check validation in Xcode when building archive?
To do so you need folow these steps:
- Go to Product -> Archive
-
Don't use Xcode Cloud and start proccess of Archive again.
-
Wait some time while archiving
-
Choose Validate App
@dima-avdeev-jb hi! I did in the way u described and received the same error after the validation
Here's the failure in logs
Asset validation failed
The app references non-public symbols in Payload/appname.app/appname: _ubidi_close, _ubidi_getDirection, _ubidi_getLength, _ubidi_getLevelAt, _ubidi_openSized, _ubidi_reorderVisual, _ubidi_setPara, _ubrk_clone, _ubrk_current, _ubrk_first, _ubrk_getRuleStatus, _ubrk_next, _uloc_getDefault, _uloc_toLanguageTag, _uscript_getScript (ID: 0f90461d-3a4e-40a5-9b29-c92115d578d1)
2023-10-30 13:14:08.796 INFO: [ContentDelivery.Uploader]
=============
VERIFY FAILED with 1 error.
=============
@sergei-mikhailovskii-idf Thanks! It is good, because now we can check your problem without full AppStore publication process.
Can you please provide a minimal reproducible sample of this Issue? You need to remove all sentence(secret) information from your project. Simplify code as much as possible. But bug still needs to appear! And share this project on GitHub. It will help us for better understanding of this Issue.
@dima-avdeev-jb sorry for the delay, here's the sample https://github.com/SergeiMikhailovskii/log-view-app
and here's the library which uses compose-multiplatform https://github.com/sergei-mikhailovskii-idf/kmm-debug-view
@sergei-mikhailovskii-idf Sorry, not yet. I will check your samples little bit later
@Kashif-E hi! not yet. seems that the issue is in compatibility with some other dependency
having the same issue. @sergei-mikhailovskii-idf Do you mean to confirm that the problem is not with the Compose framework or skia library? It's because of some other dependency of your own.
@Kashif-E Thanks for the reply, I also saw the Rect-Native related issue you associated with it, and over there the issue was resolved, but there seems to be no official movement on the Compose side, so is there anything else that can be done at the moment?
I think it's a bit strange, if this is the issue that's causing it to not pass the App Store, then the amount of feedback on the issue shouldn't be so low, or is there actually no one actually using Compose for iOS for development at all yet 😂
having the same issue. @sergei-mikhailovskii-idf Do you mean to confirm that the problem is not with the Compose framework or skia library? It's because of some other dependency of your own.
Hi, I think that the problem is in compatability of the Compose and some other dependency
Sure, I will check sample https://github.com/SergeiMikhailovskii/log-view-app on this week. And try to locally verify it. I hope it helps to find root of the problem
@sergei-mikhailovskii-idf Can you please check validation in Xcode when building archive?
To do so you need folow these steps:
- Go to Product -> Archive
* Don't use Xcode Cloud and start proccess of Archive again. * Wait some time while archiving * Choose Validate App
@dima-avdeev-jb I select "Validate App" in the third step and it also fine, but when I select "Distribute App" I get an email from Apple telling me the same error message! I hope this helps.
The issue was with Facebook SDK and another analytic sdk that we were using @xiangning17 @sergei-mikhailovskii-idf
The issue was with Facebook SDK and another analytic sdk that we were using @xiangning17 @sergei-mikhailovskii-idf
@Kashif-E Are you saying that you have a Facebook SDK dependency on cocapods in Kotlin Multiplatform that is causing this issue? Or are you saying that you are relying on the Facebook SDK in the Podfile of iosApp? I am locally reducing the dependencies in Kotlin Multiplatform to only compose related ones still reporting the error.
I had the facebook sdk as cocoapod on the native side. After the removal of fb sdk and another analytics sdk the error went away.
@sergei-mikhailovskii-idf I reproduced the problem. But I have less problems in error description:
I will try to solve it
@sergei-mikhailovskii-idf
One of possible solution is to use dynamic frameworks
To apply isStatic = false (or simply remove this line) in 2 gradle files:
But in this case was problems with CocoaPods dependencies in your project. Don't know much about this case of usage CocoaPods in Kotlin project.
I will continue research...
@sergei-mikhailovskii-idf
Also, I found that problem disappears after removing pod 'FirebaseDatabase' from iosApp/Podfile even with static=true
https://github.com/SergeiMikhailovskii/log-view-app/blob/4f5ff82d45a04a81c7c17b571ae66c84335c31d3/iosApp/Podfile#L9
Made minial reproducible sample here: https://github.com/dima-avdeev-jb/issue-3840-ios-pods-verification
@xiangning17 For now you can use dynamic framework (isStatic = false in build.gradle.kts, or simple remove this line because it is false by default) Or do not use pod 'FirebaseDatabase'
@sergei-mikhailovskii-idf Can you please try some of solutions what I mentioned before?
But I depend on other libraries that are static and are required for Firebase integration😂
@sergei-mikhailovskii-idf Can you please try some of solutions what I mentioned before?
hello, sorry, didn't find a time yet( I'll try to do it approximately 23-24 December