ExitCode 128 on IOS Install package

[Kirill BulatnikovParticipant]

Hello Michel.
Have you finally got the provision/certificate for iOS device? So you are trying to install initial application there and getting this error?

Thanks.
Kirill,
ZAPTEST Team.

[MICHEL BELANGERParticipant]

yess exacly 🙂
I fight hard to have the IOS certificate and I have it now 😉
But unfortunately its not working with Zaptest. On the other hand I can see the Zapbrowser (not usyfull for our testing ;))

[MICHEL BELANGERParticipant]

Any advices!?

[Valentin ZAPKeymaster]

Hello Michel!

What’s the current version of ZAPTEST do you use? And do you have a developer certificate?

As I understood you can install ZAP browser and use it with this cert, right?

Could you then provide the package which you are installing on the device? If not – I need the structure of the package to understand which extensions do you use (in the application). iPhone could block installation for different reasons. Let me know what is the best option for you.

Thank you,
ZAPTEST Team

[MICHEL BELANGERParticipant]

version 19.3.20
yes I have the certificate and I know it work, but not with Zaptest
ios 12.3, iphone 8plus

[Valentin ZAPKeymaster]

Hello Michel!

Let’s do step by step. Could you try to install ZAPTEST Browser (browser icon in “Device Manager”) with your certificate? Does it work?

Thank you,
ZAPTEST Team

[MICHEL BELANGERParticipant]

nop 🙁 not working

[Valentin ZAPKeymaster]

Hello Michel!

Ok, let’s check your provision (it should belong to a developer certificate):

Could you open your “[NAME].mobileprovision” file, in any editor (ASCII code) and try to find the following string: “get-task-allow”. After this string you should have ““ key. It means that your certificate is a developer. If it set to false, you should update your release cert on developer version.

What’s your result?

Thank you,
ZAPTEST Team

[MICHEL BELANGERParticipant]

here the result…
get-task-allow
application-identifier

[Valentin ZAPKeymaster]

Hello Michel!

It seems, your configuration is correct. We are working on adding support for iOS 12.3 and let you know next instructions on how to automate your device!

Thank you,
ZAPTEST Team

[Valentin ZAPKeymaster]

Hello Michel!

To add support for iOS 12.3 you should open the ZAPTEST installation path: “C:Program Files (x86)ZAP-fiXStandaloneimages” and copy the folder “12.2” -> “12.3”. This update will be avaiable in the next public build.

Then, could you restart your device and try again.

Installation path could be different. In this post, we use default paths.

Thank you,
ZAPTEST Team

[MICHEL BELANGERParticipant]

copy the folder “12.2” -> “12.3”… done !
but still not work

[Valentin ZAPKeymaster]

Hello Michel!

Somehow this certificate is invalid (or doesn’t belong to this device). Could you generate a new dev certificate for your device (on apple website)? (you should use a provision file which contains your device UDID).

Thank you,
ZAPTEST Team

[MICHEL BELANGERParticipant]

but I can take a screenshot 🙂 we are closer

[Valentin ZAPKeymaster]

Hello Michel!

“A screenshot” operation doesn’t require a valid certificate… Please take a look into your cert. We have rechecked iOS 12.3 in our lab and it works as expected.

Thank you,
ZAPTEST Team

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