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anyone encounter issue building in iOS after upgrading to 1.36.0

Open pinklover91 opened this issue 1 year ago • 6 comments

anyone encounter issue building in iOS after upgrading to 1.36.0 with error in XCode "Undefined Symbol: argeospatialpose get orientation yaw ... error? I couldn't build the iOS build after updating my arcore-unity-extensions with the error above

pinklover91 avatar Mar 05 '23 19:03 pinklover91

hmm I'm not getting this error. Did you make sure your Podfile has updated pod references to: pod 'ARCore/GARSession', '~> 1.36.0' pod 'ARCore/Geospatial', '~> 1.36.0' ?

maxcelar avatar Mar 05 '23 19:03 maxcelar

Screenshot 2023-03-06 at 4 01 43 AM

Yup, i did, it only happened when I update the package.

pinklover91 avatar Mar 05 '23 20:03 pinklover91

hmm I'm not getting this error. Did you make sure your Podfile has updated pod references to: pod 'ARCore/GARSession', '~> 1.36.0' pod 'ARCore/Geospatial', '~> 1.36.0' ?

is there anything else i missed beside changing the podfile after updating the package? @maxcelar

pinklover91 avatar Mar 05 '23 20:03 pinklover91

In XCode under Pods in the project navigator, is your ARCore-ARCoreResources correct version? Screenshot 2023-03-05 at 20 09 44

Sometimes there is a wrong pod version cached and I could only get it to work if I do a fresh build in Unity, and manually install the pods (don't open the workspace file). Delete the Pods folder, Unity-iPhone.xcworkspace & Podfile.lock in the build directory and then, after making sure the Podfile is correct, manually install with pod install from terminal in the build directory.

maxcelar avatar Mar 05 '23 20:03 maxcelar

In XCode under Pods in the project navigator, is your ARCore-ARCoreResources correct version? Screenshot 2023-03-05 at 20 09 44

Sometimes there is a wrong pod version cached and I could only get it to work if I do a fresh build in Unity, and manually install the pods (don't open the workspace file). Delete the Pods folder, Unity-iPhone.xcworkspace & Podfile.lock in the build directory and then, after making sure the Podfile is correct, manually install with pod install from terminal in the build directory.

I tried your method, it works like magic, thanks a lot for the guidance!! You are a life saver.

pinklover91 avatar Mar 05 '23 20:03 pinklover91

I was running into this problem too.

The reason was that the old version description was still in Assets/ExtensionsAssets/Editor/ARCoreiOSDependencies.xml.

tichise avatar Mar 12 '23 07:03 tichise