Print Entry CFBundleIdentifier Does Not Exist

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When I run react-native run-ios the build succeeds but I get the error below  I ve checked all over the place but nothing seems to be working  Using sudo in front of the command does not help either  I am using Xcode 7 3  react-native-cli  0 2 0  react-native  0 24 1  node v5 11 0       BUILD TARGET mobileTests OF PROJECT mobile WITH CONFIGURATION Release      Check dependencies     BUILD SUCCEEDED     Installing build Build Products Debug-iphonesimulator mobile app An error was encountered processing the command  domain NSPOSIXErrorDomain  code 2   Failed to install the requested application An application bundle was not found at the provided path  Provide a valid path to the desired application bundle  Print  Entry    CFBundleIdentifier   Does Not Exist  Users astiefel workspace bosspayments mobile node modules promise lib done js 10       throw err           Error  Command failed   usr libexec PlistBuddy -c Print CFBundleIdentifier build Build Products Debug-iphonesimulator mobile app Info plist Print  Entry    CFBundleIdentifier   Does Not Exist      at checkExecSyncError  child process js 470 13      at Object execFileSync  child process js 490 13      at  runIOS  runIOS js 91 34      at runIOS js 24 5     at tryCallTwo   Users astiefel workspace bosspayments mobile node modules promise lib core js 45 5      at doResolve   Users astiefel workspace bosspayments mobile node modules promise lib core js 200 13      at new Promise   Users astiefel workspace bosspayments mobile node modules promise lib core js 66 3      at Array runIOS  runIOS js 23 10      at Object run   Users astiefel workspace bosspayments mobile node modules react-native local-cli cli js 86 13      at Object  lt anonymous gt    usr local lib node modules react-native-cli index js 88 7

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For me it s due react-native compatibility issue with Xcode9 4   I resolved using the following steps   on my project  ROOT   rm -rf node modules      react-native upgrade npm install react-native run-ios   SOLVES the issue  this thread helped me to understand the issue

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The Print  Entry    CFBundleIdentifier   Does Not Exist message just indicates your project failed to compile or link  You ll need to go back through your output in order to find a hint about the actual root cause   If you re having problems  look at the full build output  not just the last few lines  You may want to open the project in Xcode and hit  B to build it  The build errors in Xcode should help you find the root cause of the failure

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If you re using Xcode 10  it may be due to an incompatibility with the latest build system of Xcode  Try switching to the legacy build system   Open Xcode 10  File   Project Settings   Build System   switch dropdown to Legacy Build System

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For react-native 0 46 4 the following did the trick for me    1  Check your paths  open your  xcodeproj  not  xcworkspace  file and    go to File   Project Settings   Advanced  custom   Relative to workspace  set the products path to  build Build Products  set the intermediates path to  build Build Intermediates  press done and save your changes    2  Run rm -rf ios build in your project s root directory   3  Close your react packager   4  Run react-native run-ios again

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My problem was actually that my build was in Release mode instead of Debug mode  As a result  the identifier was pointing to something that was not in existence  I changed the build type and it ended up working

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You can follow below steps to resolve this error   Step 1  Open terminal   Step 2  cd node modules react-native third-party   Step 3  ls  Copy or identify glog- version    Step 4  cd             Step 5  cd node modules react-native third-party glog- version    Step 6    configure   I hope this will work

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Try to look into previous error message happened before current error i e    CFBundleIdentifier     Does Not Exist     Fix previous error then this error should disappear    I fixed previous duplicate symbols for architecture error when run react-native run-ios --simulator  iPad Pro  9 7-inch   then the problem gone

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the 0 44 is ok to run but 0 45 can not maybe is the version problem i solved this by the following command  rninit init TaxiApp --source react-native 0 44 0

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All these solution suggests have not worked for me  I have just create a rn 0 58 5 project  And compared with my project  I saw there is no JavaScriptCore framework under the Build Phasess   Link Binary With Libraries  After drag and drop JavaScriptCore react-native run-ios build succeeded    JavaScriptCore framework location    Macintosh HD     Applications     Xcode     Contents     Developer     Platforms     iPhoneOS platform     Developer     SDKs     iPhoneOS sdk     System     Library     Frameworks

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This worked for me  Follow steps https   facebook github io react-native docs getting-started html  Building Projects with Native Code    Before running   react-native run-ios command  download boost node module from https   sourceforge net projects boost files boost 1 63 0  and replace node modules react-native third-party boost 1 63 0  Now run   react-native run-ios    command

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In my case  I pull project from git and it also includes the ios folder   First i remove ios folder rm -rf ios then  react-native upgrade

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I updated Xcode to v8 and the error was resolved

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I v tried all of these solutions but the one that has worked for me is    run react-native upgrade open xcode run the application in xCode works fine

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For me it was a problem with accidently setting up modules using Cocoapods  amp  react-native link at the same time   Don t mix those two for same modules

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Adding one to the list of possible causes  xcodebuild could be corrupted   In my case xcodebuild didn t do anything  so it never generated the ios build  directory  and the above error resulted   I used  which xcodebuild  on the command line  deleted it  and the error was gone  Just took me a while to realize that xcodebuild was bad - I looked at log messages and manually ran the xcodebuild command with the react native parameters - no output of any kind  No build messages  no error messages  nothing  Ran with no params - same      Leaving this here as one more thing to check if this error message appears  Is your xcodebuild working

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FIX FOR OSX EL CAPITAN  I m still on OSX 10 11 6 with XCode 8 2 1     will upgrade someday but not today  I was able to get past the  CFBundleIdentifier error by downgrading react native to 52 0  yarn upgrade react-native 52 0  Got me a successful build on the simulator  Cheers

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Just open the project in xcode app and it will automatically do all the imports and resolve issues   Worked for me  Xcode 10   Edit 1  Open the iOS folder of your app not your global folder

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I am on XCode 10 with RN version 0 5 7  I tried almost all solutions and nothing worked   After loosing a lot of time  finally the way I got it to working by doing the following        Install previous version of react-native by running react-native init project --version react-native 0 56   Open project ios project xcodeproj and select Debug for command line builds   Make sure to select the correct development certificate   Run react-native run-ios once again  this time it must work

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When you run npm install command some time internet issue problem  Files in node modules react-native third-party is not properly downloaded so please check this is properly downloaded or not if no please remove node modules and install it again   then run react-native run-ios  command

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Open Project in Xcode If Xcode  gt  9 run command react-native upgrade  this overwrites all your iOS configurations  use with caution   then 1 Go to File - gt  Project settings 2 Click the Advanced button 3 Select  quot Custom quot  and select  quot Relative to Workspace quot  in the pull down 4 Change  quot Build Products quot  to  quot build Build Products quot  and  quot Build Intermediates quot  to  quot build Build Intermediates quot   5 click done  done

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I also came across this issue as well and I found a way to fix it  Here is what i did   1  Make sure there is no white spaces in the file directory   2  cd project directory  3  run command react-native upgrade  4  Go to native ios folder and open xcode project   5  Go to File   Project Settings   Advanced     6  select custom   Relative to workspace  7  products path should be  build Build Products   8  intermediates path should be  build Build Intermediates   9  now try running command in your terminal react-native run-ios  I hope that this solutions will help some of us facing this issue

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First run your project from Xcode then try to run from command line  That was the issue for me

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The basic reason is deploying port is not free  Either you restart the device and get all ports free else run   lsof -i  8081 and find the process which occupied port 8081  Kill the process which is using port 8081 by running   kill -9  process which is running under 8081

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This is may occurs if you are missing config h file   For update config h file   1  Close your Xcode   2  Open Terminal  go to your project s root folder and do   cd node modules react-native third-party glog- X   X   X     3  Run the configure script     configure   4  Open Xcode and try to run your app       X   version number glog

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The error message similar to The domain default pair of     ios Runner Info  CFBundleIdentifier  does not exist  Means Xcode think you plist have invalid format content   You need to past out the content of Info plist file to find out what s wrong with that file   One possible problem is that this  lt key gt s and  lt values gt s   lt array gt s   lt string gt s  or  lt bool gt s   are not paired correct  For example    lt key gt UISupportedInterfaceOrientations lt  key gt             lt ------ here is the key  lt key gt NSPhotoLibraryUsageDescription lt  key gt   lt key gt NSCameraUsageDescription lt  key gt   lt string gt Tagueo necesita usar la camara lt  string gt   lt key gt NSMicrophoneUsageDescription lt  key gt   lt string gt Tagueo necesita usar el microfono lt  string gt   lt array gt                                                lt ------ here is the value      lt string gt UIInterfaceOrientationPortrait lt  string gt       lt string gt UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeLeft lt  string gt       lt string gt UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeRight lt  string gt   lt  array gt   lt key gt UISupportedInterfaceOrientations ipad lt  key gt       lt ------ please compare this key  lt array gt                                                lt ------ please compare this value      lt string gt UIInterfaceOrientationPortrait lt  string gt       lt string gt UIInterfaceOrientationPortraitUpsideDown lt  string gt       lt string gt UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeLeft lt  string gt       lt string gt UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeRight lt  string gt   lt  array gt    You only need to move the key and value togather   lt key gt UISupportedInterfaceOrientations lt  key gt            lt ------ here is the key  lt array gt                                                lt ------ follow with the value     lt string gt UIInterfaceOrientationPortrait lt  string gt      lt string gt UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeLeft lt  string gt      lt string gt UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeRight lt  string gt   lt  array gt

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Have you checked that you declared a bundle identifier   You can do this by Clicking on your project file in xcode and then selecting the general tab and it is listed under the first text box under  Identity    Another way to check is to check in your info plist file in the ios folder of your project   This is how it shows in my info plist   My actual bundle identifier for my project is in xcode    lt key gt CFBundleIdentifier lt  key gt   lt string gt   PRODUCT BUNDLE IDENTIFIER  lt  string gt

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I fixed this by deleting  build  and running react-native run-ios again

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Using this version is work for me with xcode 10 1   react    16 6 0-alpha 8af6728    react-native    0 57 4

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I found how to solve the issue  do NOT use space in your project path

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I also get same error while running project react-native run-ios But when i run project from xcode  that is work for me

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After a couple of months trying all the answers  I finally update my OS to Sierra  Update XCode to the latest version and with that all the errors disappear  Hope this could help some folks out there

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For me It was ios dependencies managed by cocoapods   Had to do this     cd ToProject ios    pod install    react-native run-ios   This worked for me  https   shift infinite red beginner-s-guide-to-using-cocoapods-with-react-native-46cb4d372995  PS  Was trying to figure out work done by somebody else

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My terminal pops out the same message due to deleting some simulators I don t use in Xcode   If you run react-native run-ios with no specific parameters  react-native will run the default simulator which is iPhone 6 with iOS 10 3 1 in my case and I deleted this simulator by chance   Here comes my error messages   xcodebuild  error  Unable to find a destination matching the provided destination specifier            id F3A7BF54-B827-4517-A30D-8B3241C8EBF8    Available destinations for the  albums  scheme        platform iOS Simulator  id CD64F26B-045A-4E27-B05A-5255924095FB  OS 10 3 1  name iPad Pro  9 7 inch          platform iOS Simulator  id 8FC41950-9E60-4264-B8B6-20E62FAB3BD0  OS 10 3 1  name iPad Pro  10 5-inch          platform iOS Simulator  id 991C8B5F-49E2-4BB7-BBB6-2F5D1776F8D2  OS 10 3 1  name iPad Pro  12 9 inch          platform iOS Simulator  id B9A80D04-E43F-43E3-9CA5-21137F7C673D  OS 10 3 1  name iPhone 7         platform iOS Simulator  id 58F6514E-185B-4B12-9336-B8A1D4E901F8  OS 10 3 1  name iPhone 7 Plus            Installing build Build Products Debug-iphonesimulator myapp app An error was encountered processing the command  domain NSPOSIXErrorDomain  code 2   Failed to install the requested application An application bundle was not found at the provided path  Provide a valid path to the desired application bundle  Print  Entry    CFBundleIdentifier   Does Not Exist  Command failed   usr libexec PlistBuddy -c Print CFBundleIdentifier build Build Products Debug-iphonesimulator myapp app Info plist Print  Entry    CFBundleIdentifier   Does Not Exist   In order to get rid of these  open up your Xcode and check for available simulators  as same as terminal listed  and run react-native run-ios --simulator  your device name   For my case  I run react-native run-ios --simulator  iPhone 7   the problem solved

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This work for me Click on the RCTWebSocket project in your navigator and remove the flags under build settings   custom compiler flags

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I know it s an old issue  but if any questions here haven t solved your problem  I solved mine after reading this answer about another question  Let me explain  I just had the same issue  and in my case  the Info plist wasn t possible to be found  that s why my Product Name in Build Settings was wrong  I don t know why the name has changed sometime before  error Command failed   usr libexec PlistBuddy -c Print CFBundleIdentifier  Users joaolavoier Library Developer Xcode DerivedData WalletApp-dkxuxrpnrdamwmchtgsxasmjabmt Build Products Debug-iphonesimulator WalletApp app Info plist Print  Entry   quot  CFBundleIdentifier quot   Does Not Exist   Run CLI with --verbose flag for more details  Error  Command failed   usr libexec PlistBuddy -c Print CFBundleIdentifier  Users joaolavoier Library Developer Xcode DerivedData WalletApp-dkxuxrpnrdamwmchtgsxasmjabmt Build Products Debug-iphonesimulator WalletApp app Info plist Print  Entry   quot  CFBundleIdentifier quot   Does Not Exist      at checkExecSyncError  child process js 616 11      at Object execFileSync  child process js 634 15      at runOnSimulator   Users joaolavoier Workspace wallet-app node modules  react-native-community cli-platform-ios build commands runIOS index js 191 45      at processTicksAndRejections  internal process task queues js 93 5      at async Command handleAction   Users joaolavoier Workspace wallet-app node modules  react-native-community cli build index js 186 9  error Command failed with exit code 1    As you can see  it is looking for the Info plist in  Users joaolavoier Library Developer Xcode DerivedData WalletApp-dkxuxrpnrdamwmchtgsxasmjabmt Build Products Debug-iphonesimulator WalletApp app Info plist But the WalletApp app folder didn t exist  Step to fix this     Go to Target  gt  WalletApp  gt  Build Settings tab     Scroll to Packaging  gt  Product Name     Changed the Product Name to WalletApp      Removed the build folder rm -rf  Users joaolavoier Library Developer Xcode DerivedData WalletApp-dkxuxrpnrdamwmchtgsxasmjabmt     Clean Product  gt  Clean Build Folder     Build Product  gt  Build     At last in the root of your project yarn start and yarn ios     I hope  it can help someone

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I got this error when I ran react-native run-ios --scheme  customscheme  and the name of customscheme was misspelled

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I faced the same problem with iOS 14 and Xcode 12  Error  Command failed        Info plist Print  Entry   quot  CFBundleIdentifier quot   Does Not Exist  I solved it by removing my yarn lock file and node modules folder  Then install everything again with yarn install  The logic behind it is that this will upgrade your react-native-cli which fixes this error

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If you ve received this error  then you probably do not have the correct path for your application      An error was encountered processing the command  domain NSPOSIXErrorDomain  code 2     Failed to install the requested application   An application bundle was not found at the provided path    Provide a valid path to the desired application bundle    Print  Entry    CFBundleIdentifier   Does Not Exist   React Native has hardcoded it as part of their run-ios command in runIOS js  build Build Products   configuration -  isDevice    iphoneos     iphonesimulator     appName  app   Unfortunately  Xcode has different build paths depending on your configuration and on whether you are using an Xcode Project or Workspace   I believe the default path for an Xcode Project is build Products  I submitted this pull request 11899 to give programmers more flexibility from the CLI

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Unfortunately  none of the mentioned solutions worked for me    After trying out some of the answers from this issue  the following finally did work   As one or more of the required iOS third-party libraries were not properly downloaded to    rncache  meaning the files in there were corrupted and could not be unzipped   I removed the content of this folder  ran react-native run-ios again  and this eventually did the trick

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Adding  it works for me  when nothing above fixes    Install react-native-git-upgrade and update your project  npm i -g react-native-git-upgrade  amp  amp  react-native-git-upgrade Open Xcode -  File -  Project settings -  Advanced  Select  Custom   then select  Relative to Workspace  and then click done  done  Update your CLI  npm i -g react-native-cli Update your Nodejs 8 and NPM  nvm install --lts and nvm install-latest-npm Remove ios build and node modules  in your project root path  Proceed again with npm install and react-native run-ios  and give me a hug  -    It finally works here    Mac OS High Sierra 10 13 4 Xcode 9 3 NPM 5 8 0 Node 8 11 1 RN 0 55 2

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I had this happen to me when my node modules folder got screwy after installing a new package  I killed the folder rm -rf node modules and then did an npm install to re-install my packages and that fixed it

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Update React using react-native upgrade did it for me   Disclaimer  this overwrites all your iOS configurations  use with caution

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Delete the node modules and run  npm install  in your project directory  Now you can able to run the project

[ios] Print: Entry, ":CFBundleIdentifier", Does Not Exist

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