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kitch sink 1.4 build error - custom font

I get this when I try to build the new 1.4 kitchen sink (with 1.4 installed)

[INFO] One moment, building ...
[INFO] Titanium SDK version: 1.4.0
[INFO] iPhone Device family: iphone
[INFO] iPhone SDK version: 3.2
[INFO] Performing clean build
[INFO] Detected custom font: comic_zine_ot.otf

(mac os10.6.4)

it then stops, with no other obvious errors (debug display is on)… anyone else???
thanks!
DH

— asked July 28th 2010 by david hoare
  • 1.4
  • error
  • kitchensink
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  • I also get this build issue with the new Kitchen Sink, does not compile and stops at same point every time. Thanks, Gregg

    — commented July 29th 2010 by Gregg Coppen

  • thanks Karlo and Caio, but neither solution seemed to work for me. Does build OK under 1.32, but not 1.3, on any iphone sdk… hmmm. anyone else findi a solution?
    thanks!
    David

    — commented July 29th 2010 by david hoare

  • FYI, I was having the same problem. I tried Caio's suggestion of deleting the /build/iphone folder and that solved the issue. Am now running 1.4 KS.

    — commented July 30th 2010 by Kenn Nesbitt

  • When I delete the /build/iphone folder, I no longer get the option to run the iphone emulator. How did you guys delete that folder and still have the option to test in the emulator?

    — commented August 4th 2010 by Aaron Enequist-Leiker

  • deleting /build/iphone folder worked for me as well.

    — commented August 6th 2010 by Jacob Bullock

  • I would like to get an answer for this as well since deleting the /iphone folder under /build removes the option to use the iphone simulator?

    — commented August 30th 2010 by Karl Wallin

  • I see you has iPhone SDK '3.2' in the output there.

    Try changing it to 4.0. - 3.2 is for the iPad.

    — commented September 5th 2010 by Kosso

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  • SOLUTION:

    Do not delete the build/iphone folder. Just delete the contents of the iphone folder. Now it will show the iphone simulator launch screen!.

    — answered September 5th 2010 by Aaron Benzick
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  • the same thing happened to me.

    I deleted the iphone folder under /build and it fixed it.

    — answered July 29th 2010 by Caio Iglesias
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  • I tried both of the solutions and none Of them Worked for me.
    Does any one have a real solution. It's working on android and with iPhone keeps saying:
    "Detected custom font: comic_zine_ot.otf"

    Thx

    — answered August 27th 2010 by devman man
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    • Hey man, did you resolve this? I had the same issue, and removing the contents of the KitchenSink/build folder solved it. Hope it works out for you!

      — commented September 18th 2010 by Avery Smith

    • Hey, how did you get it working on Android… I got it working on iphone but not android… which files needs to be changed for android

      — commented December 19th 2010 by Deeksha Prabhakar

  • I had the same exact thing. Then, while messing around, I accidentally rebuild KS with 1.3.3. That compiled/ran fine in simulator. Then, strangely, KS worked fine with 1.4 as well.

    — answered July 29th 2010 by karlo kilayko
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  • followed Aaron's insructions and deleted the contents within the /build/iphone of the project file. The kitchensink on github needs to have the directory emptied by default. otherwise you will get this error which for someone recently installing the platform and grabbing the files will have a problem.

    — answered September 7th 2010 by morgan craft
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  • tried all the solutions and didn't find any solution… please help .. I am not able to run a very simple blank app with titanium.

    — answered September 14th 2010 by Saurabh Sharma
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  • Deleting the contents of the kitchen sink build folder worked! Now I can run kitchen sink on my mac for both iphone and android emulators!

    — answered September 18th 2010 by Avery Smith
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  • Deleting the contents of the iPhone folder works for the emulator. However, I am still not able to install the app into iTunes. I check the build log after I get the Install Fail message, and the problems are with the ApplicationRouting class. It appears that this build deletes code from both the ApplicationRouting.h and ApplicationRouting.m classes. What's going on here? I have successfully deployed other apps to the device.

    — answered September 21st 2010 by Alix Ingber
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  • Deleting the contents of the iPhone folder works for the emulator. However, I am still not able to install the app into iTunes. I check the build log after I get the Install Fail message, and the problems are with the ApplicationRouting class. It appears that this build deletes code from both the ApplicationRouting.h and ApplicationRouting.m classes. What's going on here? I have successfully deployed other apps to the device.

    — answered September 21st 2010 by Alix Ingber
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  • Deleting the contents of the iPhone folder works for the emulator. However, I am still not able to install the app into iTunes. I check the build log after I get the Install Fail message, and the problems are with the ApplicationRouting class. It appears that this build deletes code from both the ApplicationRouting.h and ApplicationRouting.m classes. What's going on here? I have successfully deployed other apps to the device.

    — answered September 21st 2010 by Alix Ingber
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  • Deleting the contents of the iPhone folder works for the emulator. However, I am still not able to install the app into iTunes. I check the build log after I get the Install Fail message, and the problems are with the ApplicationRouting class. It appears that this build deletes code from both the ApplicationRouting.h and ApplicationRouting.m classes. What's going on here? I have successfully deployed other apps to the device.

    — answered September 22nd 2010 by Alix Ingber
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