Jitsi-meet: Can't build JitsiMeet after upgrading to iOS 13.4 and XCode 11.4

[SlavcoPetkovski]

After upgrading JitsiMeetSDK for iOS to the latest one and upgrading XCode to 11.4 i'm receiving this build error.
'PiPViewCoordinator' is not a member type of 'JitsiMeet'
'AnimationCompletion' is not a member type of 'JitsiMeet'
'JMCallKitListener' is not a member type of 'JitsiMeet'

placed in arm64-apple-ios.swiftinterface file

[SlavcoPetkovski]

Any update on this?

[saghul]

No, sorry, we are very busy these days. 11.4 requires Catalina, which means I'd need to update my operating system to test it.

[saghul]

More importantly, what is it you needd from 11.4?

[SlavcoPetkovski]

Well nothing, I just update XCode more often, no special need.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/852767/77588490-dea0d280-6ee1-11ea-84c2-f546d82caa84.png
Here is a screenshot. Maybe I can do something locally to fix it?

[hzorr]

More importantly, what is it you needd from 11.4?

Support for 13.4 ios

Any help would be much appreciated

[saghul]

You can support 13.4 without Xcode 11.4. All you need it to copy the DeviceSupport files over tto Xcodee 11.3...

[codal-hardik]

@SlavcoPetkovski Did you found the solution for the above error?
If not follow the below steps to generate the framework again with XCode 11.4.
I have the same error for XCode 11.0

Step 1: Download the repository from here

Step 2: Follow the steps for the readme file for ios here. (Once you completed the pod installation process mentioned on the above step & successfully run the application. Either by XCode or CLI.)

Step 3: Navigate to the ios directory and run the following command on terminal
xcodebuild -workspace ios/jitsi-meet.xcworkspace -scheme JitsiMeet -destination='generic/platform=iOS, generic/platform=iOS Simulator' -configuration Release archive
Get the framework from the derived data and put it into your project it will work. I managed this error in this way.

[SlavcoPetkovski]

@codal-hardik I still haven't resolved them, so I need your help here. Currently I'm using CocoaPods and my app is native iOS. When I try to install "npm install -g ios-deploy" the npm command is not found... Any help here?

[codal-hardik]

@SlavcoPetkovski install node https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31472755/sudo-npm-command-not-found
Pod will not work as we don't know through which XCode version the pod Jitsi framwork was created. The only way I can able to succeed here by doing manually creating the JitsiMeet.framework.
Even I am also working on native applications. Previously I have tried with pod only but after spending lots of time on it I switch to manual integration.

[saghul]

Pod will not work as we don't know through which XCode version the pod Jitsi framwork was created

It was built with Xcode 11.2.1

[SlavcoPetkovski]

Nice!! That worked :) Thanks.
I'm just concerned about the WebRTC size (it is around 950MB).

[codal-hardik]

@SlavcoPetkovski Can you please let us know how did you solve the problem so if anyone else face this problem they don't need to find the solution by themself.

[SlavcoPetkovski]

Step 1: Download the repo

Step 2: Follow the steps for the readme file for ios here.

Step 3: Run "xcodebuild -workspace ios/jitsi-meet.xcworkspace -scheme JitsiMeet -destination='generic/platform=iOS' -configuration Release archive"

Step 4: You will get 2 frameworks (JitsiMeet and WebRTC). Their size is very big, so in order to decrease it, you have to strip bitcode using this command. "xcrun bitcode_strip -r JitsiMeet.framework/JitsiMeet -o JitsiMeet.framework/JitsiMeet" (for example on your Desktop)

Step 5: Drag & drop them in your project and in General tab for both of them select "Embed and Sign" option.

Step 6: If you want to publish your app, you have to add this script in "Run script" phases with "Run script only when installing" option set to ON.

[codal-hardik]

@SlavcoPetkovski Don't you think this is the same as what I have posted except the drag & drop step. Step 5 & 6. That is quite understandable after creating the framework what we need to do for adding them to the project.

[SlavcoPetkovski]

I followed your steps but it was like 70-80% of what have I done. I just added the extra steps. No need to thumbdown, just wanted to help.

[SmartAkashNara]

Hello anyone has solved compilation error of Xcode I am using Xcode 11.3.1
showing error " Failed to load module ‘JitsiMeet’

[saghul]

That seems to be an Xcode bug. If you use 11.4 it should just work. You can make it work by deleting "JitsiMeet" from those lines, as a stopgap. It will compile.

[rrlevy]

Any news on making the build work out-of-the-box on Xcode 11.4?

[immortalsantee]

Any news on making the build work out-of-the-box on Xcode 11.4?

I am waiting too.

[saghul]

@rrlevy @immortalsantee It already does. Do you get any problems?

[immortalsantee]

Ops. sorry. Once, updating pod fixed it. New version is available. Thanks.

[Boby]

5645

this will solve the issues :)

[Denismih]

New Xcode 11.5 - same problems. Waiting for updates. Thanks for your work.

[hacnguyen1412]

New Xcode 11.5 - same problems. Waiting for updates. Thanks for your work.

hey, you just add "platform :ios, '11.0'" in the head of podfile :)))

[dashvlas]

That seems to be an Xcode bug. If you use 11.4 it should just work. You can make it work by deleting "JitsiMeet" from those lines, as a stopgap. It will compile.

works for me, thank you

[naeemAkee]

That seems to be an Xcode bug. If you use 11.4 it should just work. You can make it work by deleting "JitsiMeet" from those lines, as a stopgap. It will compile.

works for me, thank you

Can you please help me on it. I'm facing same problem

how you fixed that ? @dashvlas

[saghul]

Please update to Xcode 12.2, that's the version the latest SDK was built with.