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Flick not working for iOS 10 via Jenkins #25
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Interesting. I suspect the Jenkins user doesn't have access to the libimobiledevice libraries. The easiest remedy is to export your PATH in the Execute Shell. e.g. export PATH=$HOME/bin:/usr/local/bin:usr:/usr/local/bin/idevicesyslog:$PATH and make sure the path where idevicesyslog, idevicescreenshot etc.. are located is included. Otherwise, if you dont do this then you need to install the libraries as the Jenkins user to make sure he has access to them. |
but I can in Jenkins:
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attaching trace log, after stoping video via flick in Jenkins, mb it will helps in my problem:
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@isonic1, sorry, its my big mistake. |
Right. so this makes me think Jenkins cannot use idevicescreenshot for some reason. Can you create a new job and in the Execute Shell box, run idevicescreenshot -u ec0035407ad3cbe5f62d2c33b2b007a92443d1d6 /Users/jenkins/.flick/ec0035407ad3cbe5f62d2c33b2b007a92443d1d6/testme1.png and see if it does indeed create a image file. The other after that would be to make sure Jenkins can execute ffmpeg and mp4box libraries too but that should have thrown an error if they were not installed. |
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