Some valid file paths show "File does not exist." during exp build:ios

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Some valid file paths show "File does not exist." during exp build:ios

[allanleonardjr]

I just ran into the same issue, "File does not exist" on [email protected], after dragging the file into iTerm from Finder.

After careful examination I realized that Finder is placing a space at the very end of the line.

Fix:
After dragging my file in, and deleting the space at the end, I was able to get to the next prompt ? P12 password:

[Damirikys]

Same issue. "File does not exist" on [email protected]
With [email protected] work fine.

[ide]

@fson Perhaps we need to trim() the CLI input?

[s2zaman]

same issue here
exp: exp 53.0.0
OS: Ubuntu xenial

? Path to P12 file: '/media/myUser/myDrive/files and certs/CertificateFile.p12'
File does not exist.

:(

Work-around for this: when copied to a path without spaces.
but will be better if it also work with paths that have spaces in them. :)

I have previously used exp on Windows 10 OS, and i didn't experience this space issue there.
So this exp path space issue may Only be on Ubuntu or linux machines.

discussion about the same issue on expo forums

[ide]

This might be a silly question but does the file at that original path exist? Could there be any upper/lowercase inconsistencies?

[tensiondriven]

Yes, the file exists. The file path comes directly from the Finder, as I dragged the icon from Finder into Terminal, which copies the exact file path. The file path does not have any spaces, which is what I thought might be the issue at first. It appears to be a length issue?

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[thenewt15]

Also dragged my p12 file straight from finder into terminal and got the "File does not exist" error. This issue is almost a month old... is this being addressed soon?

[chillyprig]

I'm still facing the same issue. I tried it all but it always got "File does not exist". Any help would be very nice.

[AbdallaElabd]

@Damirikys Thank you!

[ragozin-n]

On mac os just RMB on your .p12 file, press Option and select Copy path to file. Then Control + V in input.

[fson]

Fixed in 400b748.