MaxGuernseyIII

I have this exact problem. I do my Unity build on a Windows machine and my Xcode compile on a hosted Mac in Azure DevOps.

Also, I have tried several older versions of the SDK without any effect. I tried doing a pod install and the impact of that was that it moved the error...

From @KylinChang: > What's the link error? I've tried many things but the one that converted the error to a linker error was this: '/usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/2.6.0/bin/pod install --project-directory=/Users/runner/runners/2.169.1/work/1/AppleAppStoreXCodeProject' The linker error...

@KylinChang asked: > Can you try running `pod install` in the exported project? I did. I tried it against several different places in the exported folder. Most of the time,...

@KylinChang Do you have the information you need? @codelazarus Have you found any way to make this work?

I'm experiencing this with 2020.1.0f1 installed via this package.

In my case, it's the inability of the system to determine the version number that appears to be the problem. Is that what's happening to you?

I figured out how to make a pull request. I had to create a fork for it, which feels weird but maybe that was right. Here is the link to...

Has anyone had a chance to look at this?