Fastlane building visionOS app despite everything being set to iOS about fastlane HOT 8 OPEN

It seems to be that changing SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS in the project to just iphoneos and iphonesimulator and removing xros and xrossimulator solves the issue.

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# Uncomment the line if you want fastlane to automatically update itself
# update_fastlane

default_platform(:ios)

platform :ios do
  desc "Push a new beta build to TestFlight"
  lane :beta do
    changelog = prompt(
      text: "Changelog: ",
      multi_line_end_keyword: "END"
    )
    
    sync_code_signing(type: "appstore")
    build_app(
      project: "Demo.xcodeproj",
      scheme: "Demo",
      clean: true
    )
    upload_to_testflight(changelog: changelog)
    
    notification(subtitle: "MapsGL SDK Demo", message: "Successfully distributed a new beta build to TestFlight")
    slack(
      message: "Successfully distributed a new beta build to TestFlight",
      slack_url: "https://hooks.slack.com/services/██████/██████/██████████",
      default_payloads: [:last_git_commit_hash]
    )
  end
  
  error do |lane, exception|
    notification(subtitle: "MapsGL SDK Demo", message: exception.message)
    #slack(message: exception.message, success: false)
  end
end

app_identifier("com.xweather.MapsGLDemo") # The bundle identifier of your app
apple_id("████████████") # Your Apple Developer Portal username

itc_team_id("████████████") # App Store Connect Team ID
team_id("████████████") # Developer Portal Team ID

# For more information about the Appfile, see:
#     https://docs.fastlane.tools/advanced/#appfile

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It seems like you have specified visionOS as destination in your Gymfile.

+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

| Summary for gym 2.220.0 |

+-------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------+

| project | Demo.xcodeproj |

| scheme | Demo |

| clean | true |

| export_method | app-store |

| export_options.provisioningProfiles.com.xweather.MapsGLDemo | match AppStore com.xweather.MapsGLDemo |

| output_directory | . |

| output_name | Demo |

| silent | false |

| skip_package_ipa | false |

| skip_package_pkg | false |

| build_path | /Users/slipp.thompson/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives/2024-05-14 |

| result_bundle | false |

| buildlog_path | ~/Library/Logs/gym |

| destination | generic/platform=visionOS |

| xcodebuild_formatter | xcpretty |

| build_timing_summary | false |

| skip_profile_detection | false |

| xcodebuild_command | xcodebuild |

| skip_package_dependencies_resolution | false |

| disable_package_automatic_updates | false |

| use_system_scm | false |

| xcode_path | /Applications/Xcode.app |

+-------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------+

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I am also seeing this with 2.220.0 and a multi-platform workspace (with projects targeting both iOS and visionOS), with no destination set in the Gymfile.

Based on my reading of Gym::DetectValues::detect_platform, looks like it will always choose visionOS in a project that supports both iOS and visionOS?

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I think there might be a couple of open issues with multi-platform targets. As you can see here #22011 it is not possible to build a visionOS app when having macos as supported platform in the same target.

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It seems like you have specified visionOS as destination in your Gymfile.

I don't have a Gymfile in my project's fastline/ dir (or anywhere). It seems to me those [default] values are being decided by fastline.

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Also suffering this. Not sure why, it used to work — seems like something changed in the project since I managed to build and upload a visionOS IPA manually with Xcode and now fastlane iOS builds always build visionOS

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I am also seeing this with 2.220.0 and a multi-platform workspace (with projects targeting both iOS and visionOS), with no destination set in the Gymfile.

Based on my reading of Gym::DetectValues::detect_platform, looks like it will always choose visionOS in a project that supports both iOS and visionOS?

fastlane/gym/lib/gym/detect_values.rb

Lines 144 to 160 in 806c80c

	# Is it an iOS device or a Mac?
	def self.detect_platform
	return if Gym.config[:destination]
	platform = if Gym.project.tvos?
	"tvOS"
	elsif Gym.project.visionos?
	"visionOS"
	elsif Gym.building_for_ios?
	"iOS"
	elsif Gym.building_for_mac?
	min_xcode8? ? "macOS" : "OS X"
	else
	"iOS"
	end
	Gym.config[:destination] = "generic/platform=#{platform}"
	end

I'm not a Rubyist and barely familiar with fastlane internals but that looks like it is checking if the project can build for tvOS and visionOS instead of checking if it is building for them currently. Seems like this is a bug affecting both tvOS and visionsOS?

Update: Actually digging a little deeper into building_for_ios this seems more complex.

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