using SPM version 5.2.1 failing on appCenter

[mohammedbadr2]

this issue blocking CI tools from building

invalid URL scheme for binary target 'RELEASE_PACKAGE_NAME'; valid schemes are: 'https'fatalError in https://github.com/twilio/twilio-video-ios
xcodebuild: error: Could not resolve package dependencies

[camposbrunocampos]

I see the same issue, with 5.2.0 version

[camposbrunocampos]

It seems this commit reverted something that is related to this issue

[mohammedbadr2]

but in CI like appCenter 5.2.0 works normally in local Xcode and hosted appCenter one the issue persists starting from 5.2.1

[camposbrunocampos]

We run our bitrise job and it fails here 👇

[Innocuousjoe]

Seeing the same issue, following this and hopefully it'll help!

[dannyhertz]

Same issue here! Very frustrating.

[camposbrunocampos]

Hey folks, as a work around until twilio people fixes it, I'm fixing the twilio lib version to version 5.2.0.

[paynerc]

@chpatelv I see that you deleted the 5.3.0 release, however you will also need to delete the 5.3.0 tag out of this repo for SPM to resolve correctly. The 5.3.0 tag is still pointing to the bad Package.swift file.

[chpatelv]

Hello folks, apologies for the delayed response to this issue.

This was an artifact of evaluating updates to our release pipeline. As @paynerc pointed out, we did not remove a tag produced during this testing, which caused Xcode projects in which SPM is configured to grab the latest (minor) version to pull down an invalid manifest. This was MY mistake, and the tag has now been removed. Therefore, even without the fix provided by @camposbrunocampos, your projects should now be pulling down 5.2.1 as the latest. If your local Xcode project doesn't resolve this immediately, use File -> Packages -> Reset Package Caches

I'm very sorry for the inconvenience this caused.