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I was experiencing a similar issue, it was the nuget restore for solution failing as it was trying to restore things for Android also, even though I am building the iOS csproj.
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This is the error in the nuget restore
/Users/runner/work/1/s/JobTask/JobTask.Android/JobTask.Android.csproj(321,11): error MSB4226: The imported project "/Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework/Versions/6.12.0/lib/mono/xbuild/Xamarin/Android/Xamarin.Android.CSharp.targets" was not found. Also, tried to find "Xamarin/Android/Xamarin.Android.CSharp.targets" in the fallback search path(s) for $(MSBuildExtensionsPath) - "/Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework/External/xbuild/" . These search paths are defined in "/Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework/Versions/6.12.0/lib/mono/msbuild/Current/bin/MSBuild.dll.config". Confirm that the path in the <Import> declaration is correct, and that the file exists on disk in one of the search paths.
Anyway the work around was to add an appcenter-post-clone.sh
to the iOS directory and add the following to it, since it seems to be missing something to do with Android...
#!/bin/bash
brew install --cask xamarin-ios
brew install --cask xamarin-android
Now it installs xamarin-android
... FWIW, you can just have the android install as the build scrip will install xamarin-ios later if it is missing. This works for me at least..
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Thanks @jdinnen. I can confirm that your solution works. The issue, as you mentioned, was caused by errors during the nuget restore for the Android projects, so, installing the xamarin-android cask on the appcenter-post-clone.sh
seems to workaround this issue.
I think this is probably an Appcenter bug, as it doesn't make sense that we need to worry about the android projects during the iOS build. Also, it only happens when upgrading to XCode 15.0.1 Preview, SDK version: Xamarin.iOS 16.4.
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@AmaluThomas Yes, TestFlight is reporting the iOS 17 SDK
and it was approved by Apple.
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As a bare minimum, Microsoft should ensure AppCenter stays alive and supports the last Xamarin releases, preventing developers from having to waste time on yet a migration (from AppCenter to another build service), and rather can focus on migrating from Xamarin to MAUI.
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Is there any update on this incident?
I also have this problem.
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@AngelAndresM not yet. As a workaround I published the app building with a local mac
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One possible solution is to use pre-build scripts to try and install Xcode 15 and the latest Xamarin.iOS versions.
I have also submitted an issue for the macos-12 runner, which is what AppCenter uses, to get the latest Xamarin tools included: actions/runner-images#9512
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I used a similar work-around to install the latest version of Xamarin.Android, to build against Android 34. See comment in issue #2611 for the script.
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Honestly doubt there will be support in a long time. I personally raised a ticket in the past to support this and they had it planned for like 1 month later (And when I asked it was already way too late so...)
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One possible solution is to use pre-build scripts to try and install Xcode 15 and the latest Xamarin.iOS versions.
I have also submitted an issue for the macos-12 runner, which is what AppCenter uses, to get the latest Xamarin tools included: actions/runner-images#9512
@follesoe Can you post the pre-build script you used here? I think many of us will need it. Thanks!
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@EmmanVazz I believe Xcode 15 is installed already. I have not done manual installs of Xamarin.iOS yet, but this is how I did it for Xamarin.Android:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
PKG_URL="https://dl.xamarin.com/MonoforAndroid/Mac/xamarin.android-13.2.2.0.pkg"
PKG_NAME=${PKG_URL##*/}
curl -4fsLo "${PKG_NAME}" "${PKG_URL}"
sudo installer -pkg "${PKG_NAME}" -target /
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Not sure the above pre-build script (modified for Xamarin.iOS) will work here. My build is already installing xamarin.ios-16.4.0.23.pkg
and is using the macos-13
image, not 12 like stated above. I'm getting the same errors as OP so there might be more to it.
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@victorbeltranpinol , how do you update Xamarin.iOS to 16.4 in cs proj or code level in Xamarin iOS project? do we need to change any package as for me I kept Xamarin.IOS as reference only how can we update?
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@AjitKRuin You don't need to change your project. Migrate to Github Actions with:
- Macos-14
- XCode 15.1
- Dotnet 6.0.x
- Xamarin.iOS using dotnet boots
- Download and get msbuild from visual studio for mac 17.6.x .dmg image
- Use mono and msbuild.dll to restore Nugets and build your .ipa
- Use your Github secrets to sign and publish with xcrun altool
happy hacking
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Thanks @jdinnen that worked for me! I had tried adding those to the pre-build
script before without luck but the post-clone
did the trick. I hadn't noticed any errors in the logs related to Android but this did something. TestFlight is reporting the iOS 17 SDK and I'm not seeing any issues running the app.
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Thanks @jdinnen that worked for me! I had tried adding those to the
pre-build
script before without luck but thepost-clone
did the trick. I hadn't noticed any errors in the logs related to Android but this did something. TestFlight is reporting the iOS 17 SDK and I'm not seeing any issues running the app.
Are you able to upload app to testflight with sdk 17 for ios?
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