mediapipe ios build fails

[yearofthewhopper]

mediapipe ios build fails

[DokRaphael]

I've also created a provisioning profile with my identifier name and put it in the handtrackinggpu folder

[jiuqiant]

yearofthewhopper@, may I know your current issue? Is it still a cert-fail with DokRaphael @'s solution?
It would be helpful if you can provide the detailed error info. Thanks.

[jiuqiant]

Once Bazel builds the IPA, you use Xcode to upload it to the device. In our instruction, there are two steps you need to do with Xcode after the IPA is successfully built by Bazel:
Step 3 In Xcode, open the Devices and Simulators window (command-shift-2).
Step 4 Make sure your device is connected. You will see a list of installed apps. Press the “+” button under the list, and select the .ipa file built by Bazel.
I don't think step 3 will crash anything. Do you see the crash in step 4?

[mgyong]

@camillol @jiuqiant
Camillol - Can you kindly take a look at this?

[DokRaphael]

It worked for me by changing "com.google.mediapipe.handtrackinggpu" with my identifier in BUILD file in /mediapipe/examples/ios/handtrackinggpu/BUILD

[yearofthewhopper]

It worked for me by changing "com.google.mediapipe.handtrackinggpu" with my identifier in BUILD file in /mediapipe/examples/ios/handtrackinggpu/BUILD

this was the first thing i tried and it didn't work for me for python 3 / xcode 10.3

[yearofthewhopper]

Yep I did this also and it didn’t work. :) but thank you for the suggestion!

[yearofthewhopper]

yearofthewhopper@, may I know your current issue? Is it still a cert-fail with DokRaphael @'s solution?
It would be helpful if you can provide the detailed error info. Thanks.

Any combination of changing the preferences and trying to build the HandTracking example file fails. Using force python3 also fails.

if I build from bazel bazel build -c opt --config=android_arm64 mediapipe/examples/android/src/java/com/google/mediapipe/apps/handtrackinggpu
and then try to open and run the file it crashes xcode 10.3 even with the "checkout" fix provided on the website.

The behavior that happens is that the file will not open and if it does open then xcode crashes.

There's no way to successfully build this example or any of the others.

Is that enough detail?

[jiuqiant]

yearofthewhopper@, thanks for providing the information.
If I understand your comment correctly, you are able to build HandDetectionGpuApp.ipa by running bazel build -c opt --config=ios_arm64 mediapipe/examples/android/src/java/com/google/mediapipe/apps/handtrackinggpu. If that's the case, the mobileprovision file issue is no longer a problem.

Then, your problem is that xcode crashes when you run the .ipa in the simulator? I guess that's expected because the .ipa is for arm64, not for x86_64. Have you tried installing the app to a real device?

[yearofthewhopper]

I don't understand the expected workflow once you get the IPA. How can you get the app onto your phone if XCode crashes? seems kinda like a chicken and the egg situation here. So, yes I am trying to send it to my device but without it loading in Xcode I don't understand how that's possible. I am not trying to run it on simulator that would be pointless I don't know why you'd assume I was trying to do this?

[yearofthewhopper]

yes this is the point. The IPA causes a crash of Xcode on load. I have read the instructions multiple times, though I appreciate you walking through the steps!

[mgyong]

@yearofthewhopper We are unable to replicate the crash on Xcode when loading IPA. It has worked for us on Xcode 10.2.1. Closed this issue for now until more info is provided