unable to take debug ios build

[jeeva1803]

The project is running well in browser, but when i try take build for ios (devkit debug native-ios), im getting the following error.
[build] [error] build failed
[build] [error] Error: No ios config found for at getModuleConfig (/home/lakeba/projects/wordfinder/modules/devkit-core/modules/native-ios/build.js:26:11) at installModule (/home/lakeba/projects/wordfinder/modules/devkit-core/modules/native-ios/build.js:43:24) at /home/lakeba/projects/wordfinder/modules/devkit-core/modules/native-ios/build.js:209:7

[jwilm]

Can you post the output of tree -L 2 modules run from /home/lakeba/projects/wordfinder? If you're on mac, you can install tree from homebrew brew install tree. If on linux, I would expect it's either preinstall or available via apt.

[jeeva1803]

the output of tree -L 2 modules run from run from /home/lakeba/projects/wordfinder is as follows,

modules
|-- adAggregator
| |-- android
| |-- js
| |-- package.json
| |-- package.json~
| -- README.md |-- appflood | |-- android | |-- ios | |-- js | |-- package.json | |-- package.json~ |-- README.md
|-- devkit-billing
| |-- android
| |-- ios
| |-- js
| |-- package.json
| -- README.md |-- devkit-core | |-- modules | |-- node_modules | |-- package.json | |-- scripts |-- src
|-- devkit-facebook
| |-- android
| |-- build
| |-- ios
| |-- js
| |-- node_modules
| |-- package.json
| |-- README.md
| |-- test
| -- test-app |-- devkit-localnotify | |-- android | |-- ios | |-- js | |-- package.json |-- README.md
|-- googleLogin
| |-- android
| |-- js
| |-- package.json
| |-- package.json~
| -- README.md -- ortc
|-- android
|-- index.js
|-- js
|-- package.json
`-- package.json~

34 directories, 19 files

[mgh]

Hey @jeeva1803, did you get this fixed? If not, can you run devkit modules in your game directory and send us the output?

One of your modules is looking for a file, probably ./ios/config.json, but it doesn't exist. If it's a custom module you've written yourself, you should check package.json for the key devkit.extensions.ios. If it's present and specifies a folder that doesn't exist or doesn't contain a config.json, the build will fail. You can remove the key from that module's package.json. Of course, this is assuming the module isn't providing any iOS custom code. If it is, you'll need to provide a config.json file.

If the module that is failing is not your code, you can still update package.json as a temporary fix, but you should contact the module owner so they can fix it as well. If it's one of our modules, the output of devkit modules will likely show us that one of your modules is on an old version and we can tell you which version to switch to.