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EOF while parsing a value at line 1 column 0 #374
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Yeah same. I'm invoking sentry-cli via fastlane. Was working until I switched machines. Prob related to #94 |
Worked. I think latest version expects a path to uncompressed .DSYMs Once I point it to a path and not a zip file, worked. Still, the fastlane plugin is broken since it's feeding the upload-dif command a zip file arg. This works
This doesn't
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Thanks for the pointer. So after downloading the script that I was being pointed to, it's trying to run this command in essence: sentry-cli --auth-token <token> upload-dsym --derived-data --no-zips --uuid <uuid> --require-all Seems the script must be run in the same directory as the dSYM files, because passing a full path fails too: sentry-cli --auth-token <token> upload-dsym --derived-data --no-zips --uuid <uuid> --require-all ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives/2018-09-06/<app>/dSYMs/ But this does work: cd ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives/2018-09-06/<app>/dSYMs/
sentry-cli --auth-token <token> upload-dsym --derived-data --no-zips --uuid <uuid> --require-all I don't recall seeing anything in the documentation about a requirement to be in the same directory as the dSYM files, so I'd suggest two things:
Michaels-Mac-mini:dSYMs mbabker$ sentry-cli upload-dsym --help
sentry-cli-upload-dsym
DEPRECATED: Upload Mac debug symbols to a project.
USAGE:
sentry-cli upload-dsym [OPTIONS] [--] [PATH]... |
had same
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@mikemliu Any chance you could send one of those ZIPs to jan.auer@sentry.io? Seems like we might have a bug in unpacking ZIPs. We are aware that the reprocessing script might currently fail under some circumstances. It was not intended to have the requirement of running in the same directory. Instead, it should look in XCode's derived data folder (hence Regardless, you should always be able to pass custom paths to |
It is indeed a path issue, since if I execute the command giving it the current directory |
EDIT: I looked into /Users/distiller/Library/Logs/gym/mobile-mobile.log inside CircleCI container, and saw that the real issue was I am having this error, but not related to dsym. Explained here getsentry/sentry-react-native#135 (comment) in detail. Any ideas? @jan-auer |
@mikemliu Can you share the path that you used? |
Having this issue too, from one day to the other, without updating anything. After running this command
My terminal output is:
Anybody has an idea? I can't update any of my apps any more, need to solve this immediately. |
is there any workaround? |
Getting this same error. Not sure how to solve this |
For me the issue was happening when I was building a different scheme (e.g. staging). I replaced the
and if you're like me and you're using
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Closing the issue, as it seems like the original issue has been partially resolved or there is a working solution. I'd prefer someone to create a new issue with a fresh description if it's still an issue. |
@kamilogorek we just started getting the error described here. I opened a new issue linking to this one. Please let us know about any possible workarounds or fixes. |
Same here. Really odd and feels unstable to see this error pop up every once in a while. |
I suggest upgrading to |
One of my iOS apps is missing a debug file, so I copied the command from the processing issues page for that project and whenever I run it I always get the "EOF while parsing a value at line 1 column 0" error message.
I have tried installing sentry-cli via Homebrew and the automatic installation script from https://docs.sentry.io/learn/cli/installation/#automatic-installation, as well as completely deleting sentry-cli and letting the script that the processing issues page instructs me to download and execute install its own version of sentry-cli, and in all cases the same error occurs.
I am using a late 2014 Mac Mini running OS X 10.12.6.
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