Version 2.0.0 not building on iOS

[oneton]

Recently downloaded 2.0.0. Seems to work fine on Android but iOS complains about 40 duplicate symbols. Any possible fix?

[Piotr]

Hey, have you removed old files?

[Sanket]

Hi Piotr,

I have a similar problem, I removed all the old files Plugins folder and the entire InAppBrowser folder from the project. Then I import the updated 2.0.0 version from the Asset Store and I get below error in Xcode:

error: Build input file cannot be found: ‘/Users/tdpl/Documents/BuildsIphone/SooperpopTest/Libraries/Plugins/iOS/iOSInAppBrowser.mm’ (in target ‘Unity-iPhone’ from project ‘Unity-iPhone’)

Now, iOSInAppBrowser.mm file was there in the plugins/iOS folder along with below files
InAppBrowserViewController.mm
InAppBrowserViewController.h
MyNativeBindings.mm
OrientationNavigationViewController.h
OrientationNavigationViewController.m

I deleted all of them before importing the version 2.0.0 and now the iOS folder just contains InAppWebBrowser.a file in Plugins/iOS folder.

Now when I keep all the above files and build with the latest 2.0.0 version, I get 26 duplicate symbols error.

What am I missing here? Could you please tell me what files to delete and what to keep while upgrading to 2.0.0?

[Piotr]

You should not have those files in Plugins/iOS:

• InAppBrowserViewController.h
• InAppBrowserViewController.mm
• iOSInAppBrowser.mm
• OrientationNavigationViewController.h
• OrientationNavigationViewController.m

I’m sorry, I thought Unity is smart enough to import plugins by deleting files which are not present in package.
Also not sure what’s MyNativeBindings.mm but it’s not coming from IAB plugin.

Let me know if that helps!

[Sanket]

If I remove all the files and just put ‘InAppWebBrowser.a’ in Plugins/iOS folder, then I get below error in Xcode build:

error: Build input file cannot be found: ‘/Users/tdpl/Documents/BuildsIphone/SooperpopTest/Libraries/Plugins/iOS/iOSInAppBrowser.mm’ (in target ‘Unity-iPhone’ from project ‘Unity-iPhone’)

[Piotr]

Easiest option is to regenerate xcode project.

You could also go to Build Phases and remove that file from project settings.

[Sanket]

Cool, regenerating the Xcode project worked.

Thanks.

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