React-native-code-push: [Error] Unable to find either of the following plist files in order to infer your app's binary version

Created on 20 Dec 2018 · 8Comments · Source: microsoft/react-native-code-push

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Steps to Reproduce

code-push release-react operator_app_ios ios

Expected Behavior

Release app

Actual Behavior

Wrong report

Detecting ios app version:

[Error]  Unable to find either of the following plist files in order to infer your app's binary version: "ios/operator-app/Info.plist", "ios/Info.plist". If your plist has a different name, or is located in a different directory, consider using either the "--plistFile" or "--plistFilePrefix" parameters to help inform the CLI how to find it.

Environment

react-native-code-push version: 5.5.0
react-native version: 0.57.7
iOS/Android/Windows version: xcode ios simullator
Does this reproduce on a debug build or release build? develop build
Does this reproduce on a simulator, or only on a physical device? simulator

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bug iOS

Source

IceApriler

Most helpful comment

can you please tell how can i solve this issue?

Hi, i did fix it by looking at my folder: "ios/appName", after i saw that the "name" of my package.json was different : "aplicationName". All that i had to do was to change the "name" of my package.json to "appName", to match the folder inside ios directory.

vinicanuto on 16 Jul 2020

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All 8 comments

Hi @IceApriler,
Thanks for reporting!

Could you please ensure that your app have plist.info in this path "ios/operator-app/Info.plist" or "ios/Info.plist"?

alexandergoncharov on 20 Dec 2018

Hi @IceApriler,
Thanks for reporting!

Could you please ensure that your app have plist.info in this path "ios/operator-app/Info.plist" or "ios/Info.plist"?

Yes, I have info.plist in the path ios/operator-app/Info.plist

IceApriler on 20 Dec 2018

Hi @IceApriler,
Thanks for reporting!

Could you please ensure that your app have plist.info in this path "ios/operator-app/Info.plist" or "ios/Info.plist"?
@alexandergoncharov
Uh, it's my fault. Sorry, it's my path name that went wrong. I'm very sorry.!

IceApriler on 21 Dec 2018

Sure, no worries :)
Thanks for keeping us in touch!

alexandergoncharov on 21 Dec 2018

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can you please tell how can i solve this issue?

pragneshpj on 12 Jun 2020

can you please tell how can i solve this issue?

vinicanuto on 16 Jul 2020

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the name in package.json should match exactly the same project name

chramos on 26 Nov 2020

The problem is, my IDE (webstorm) suggests to use kebab-case on package.json's "name". (While react-native automatically creates project name with PascalCase)