I've entered the following issues into JIRA and we will be working to get them resolved over the next two weeks.
Code: - [CB-4273] CLI pass through of command line args - [CB-4340] Query device to get PIN (no longer required in blackberry10.json) - [CB-4342] Auto-detect connected USB device - [CB-4344] Auto-detect started simulator - [CB-4345] Improve error output for common failure scenarios - [CB-4346] Change DEFAULT_BAR_NAME, remove from create script Docs: - [CB-4347] Restore improvements with screen shots / BBNDK path instructions - [CB-4349] Add debug token section - [CB-4351] Add project settings section (config.xml) On Mon, Jul 22, 2013 at 11:49 AM, Bryan Higgins <br...@bryanhiggins.net>wrote: > Matt - thanks for the detailed feedback! > > I'll be entering in JIRAs for the tasks needed to tighten up the bb10 CLI > experience today. > > > On Mon, Jul 22, 2013 at 11:20 AM, Lucas Holmquist <lholm...@redhat.com>wrote: > >> Nice write up, >> On Jul 22, 2013, at 11:14 AM, Matt Lantz <mattla...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> > Developing a BlackBerry10 App with Cordova 3.0.0 >> > ------------------------------------------------ >> > >> > So, I started by downloading all the appropriate developer SDKs from >> BlackBerry. Though in retrospect I suppose I only needed the webworks one. >> > After downloading and installing those. I followed the instructions >> ensuring that I had nodejs installed, and performed an installation of >> cordova. I performed the create app which went fine. I decided first to >> test run iOS given that I live in an OSX world. I added iOS, made a couple >> tweaks and ran it in the simulator flawlessly. Awesome experience. >> > >> > On to BlackBerry. I first attempted to add the blackberry platform. It >> responded with no platform. Since I knew a handful of stuff that Gord had >> been working on for BlackBerry builds I attempted, qnx, playbook, bb10, and >> then blackberry10 that seemed to be the golden key. After getting the >> platform set, I decided to experiment a bit. >> > >> > I ran the build, and understood how it pulled over the www folder data >> to the platforms. I had a couple issues with this though. It seemed that >> any custom writing I had done in the platform itself (blackberry10) was >> overwritten, including the config.xml which meant if I did an upgrade to >> the www directory even changed the file config.xml with new name etc it >> overwrites the custom stuff I set in the blackberry10 platform, with >> default values of 'WebWorks Application' etc. >> > >> > So I set some details such as name and author and then added some text >> to the index.html page of the www directory for the blackberry10 platform >> directory. Then I decided to test run it on a blackberry device. >> > >> > Since I had previous experience doing this, I got my debug tokens and >> got all that set by following the instructions on BlackBerry's website. >> This hit a snag in that it appeared I had used a short password. >> BlackBerry's website says that the csjpin must be between 6-10 alphanumeric >> characters. But it then turns out that WebWorks needs at least 8 >> alphanumeric characters. That was a pain, and lots of wasted time but I got >> through that. >> > >> > I didn't even bother installing the blackberry emulator since my >> previous experience with it sucked, I decided to try it on a real device. I >> had all the tokens in place and attempted to do a build with the >> instructions on the blackberry website. That failed with no signing >> password provided statement. I did some digging very confusingly since I >> had set all those details with my signing keys etc according to the >> blackberry website. I messaged the mailing list in the end, where Fil >> helped me out by suggesting I run the cordova run command. >> > >> > cordova -d run blackberry10 >> > >> > I had no idea there was such a command since I had been following the >> CLI instructions on Phonegap's website, and didn't see that anywhere. I >> attempted that and it failed same statement of the no signing password >> provided. I was all the more confused, read everything scoured >> stackoverflow, and finally posted again to the mailing list, and got a >> response from Jeffrey Heifetz talking about the >> %home%/.cordova/blackberry10.json. >> > >> > Just before I got Jeff's response I had decided to try upgrading my >> version of Cordova. According to: >> > >> > cordova -v >> > >> > I had cordova 3.0.0rc1 which was not giving me any information about >> the blackberry10.json file I had to modify. After performing: >> > >> > sudo npm update -g cordova >> > >> > It stated I now had 3.0.0 >> > >> > I attempted the cordova -d run blackberry10 again and this time I saw >> the %home%/.cordova/blackberry10.json statement. I went to the file >> immediately and added the "keystorepass" that I had used in my debug token. >> Called the run command and bam the app uploaded to the device. I was elated. >> > >> > I can honestly say I am stupefied as to how awesome the CLI is for >> Cordova everyone! I was amazed at how fast I could get something put >> together. However, documentation is still lacking, in particular with >> blackberry10. It was quite confusing for a relative outsider. I'm happy to >> fork the documentation and work on any inconsistencies/ issues I can help >> with. >> > >> > >> > On 20 July, 2013 at 9:17:46 PM, Filip Maj (f...@adobe.com) wrote: >> > >> >> Yeh Matt if you would be so kind as to summarize your experience then >> >> certainly we can formalize as issues and make sure to fix in the coming >> >> weeks so it's not as difficult. Appreciate you working through it! >> >> >> >> On 7/20/13 9:31 AM, "M. Lantz" <mattla...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> >> >> >Thanks Jeff, I finally caught on to that after upgrading my Cordova. I >> >> >was on 3.0.0rc not 3.0.0 and noticed the the comments that indicated >> >> >that. Thanks though. >> >> > >> >> >M. Lantz >> >> > >> >> >On 2013-07-20, at 2:17 AM, Jeffrey Heifetz <jheif...@blackberry.com> >> >> >wrote: >> >> > >> >> >> You haw no signing key provided so it's skipping debug token >> >> >>generation. You need to either add a key store pass value to your >> >> >>%home%/.cordova/blackberry10.json or use the platform level >> cordova/run >> >> >>script with -k and your key store pass. >> >> >> >> >> >> Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone on the Rogers network. >> >> >> From: Matt Lantz >> >> >> Sent: Friday, July 19, 2013 9:02 PM >> >> >> To: dev@cordova.apache.org >> >> >> Reply To: dev@cordova.apache.org >> >> >> Subject: Re: blackberry10 build >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Still having issues with this one Fil. Not sure what I'm missing. >> >> >> >> >> >> Thanks to everyone who can offer some advice. I feel like such a >> n00b >> >> >>with this situation. >> >> >> >> >> >> I'm following the cordova cli instructions but I get this error: >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> jarvis-3:cordova mlantz$ cordova -d run blackberry10 >> >> >> >> >> >> cordova library for "blackberry10" already exists. No need to >> download. >> >> >>Continuing. >> >> >> >> >> >> Wrote out BlackBerry application name to "Yo" >> >> >> >> >> >> Wrote out BlackBerry package name to "com.example.hello" >> >> >> >> >> >> Wrote out BlackBerry version to "0.0.1" >> >> >> >> >> >> Calling plugman.prepare for platform "blackberry10" >> >> >> >> >> >> Preparing blackberry10 project... >> >> >> >> >> >> Processing configuration changes for plugins. >> >> >> >> >> >> Iterating over installed plugins: [] >> >> >> >> >> >> Writing out cordova_plugins.js... >> >> >> >> >> >> Running app on platform "blackberry10" with command >> >> >> >>""/Users/mlantz/Programming/PhoneGap/yo/platforms/blackberry10/cordova/ru >> >> >>n" --device" (output to follow)... >> >> >> >> >> >> [WARN] No signing password provided, will omit debug token >> generation >> >> >> >> >> >> [BUILD] Populating application source >> >> >> >> >> >> [BUILD] Parsing config.xml >> >> >> >> >> >> [BUILD] Generating output files >> >> >> >> >> >> [WARN] Failed to find debug token >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Package created: >> >> >> >>/Users/mlantz/Programming/PhoneGap/yo/platforms/blackberry10/build/simula >> >> >>tor/DEFAULT_BAR_NAME.bar >> >> >> >> >> >> [WARN] Failed to find debug token >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Package created: >> >> >> >>/Users/mlantz/Programming/PhoneGap/yo/platforms/blackberry10/build/device >> >> >>/DEFAULT_BAR_NAME.bar >> >> >> >> >> >> [BUILD] BAR packaging complete >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Sending request: Install and Launch >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Action: Install and Launch >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: File size: 8096383 >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Installing >> default.app.id.testDev_ault_app_id417e7455... >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Processing 8096383 bytes >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] actual_dname:: >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] actual_id::actual_version::result::failure 881 application >> >> >>author does not match debug token author >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Error: An error occurred while running the blackberry10 project. >> [WARN] >> >> >> No signing password provided, will omit debug token generation >> >> >> >> >> >> [BUILD] Populating application source >> >> >> >> >> >> [BUILD] Parsing config.xml >> >> >> >> >> >> [BUILD] Generating output files >> >> >> >> >> >> [WARN] Failed to find debug token >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Package created: >> >> >> >>/Users/mlantz/Programming/PhoneGap/yo/platforms/blackberry10/build/simula >> >> >>tor/DEFAULT_BAR_NAME.bar >> >> >> >> >> >> [WARN] Failed to find debug token >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Package created: >> >> >> >>/Users/mlantz/Programming/PhoneGap/yo/platforms/blackberry10/build/device >> >> >>/DEFAULT_BAR_NAME.bar >> >> >> >> >> >> [BUILD] BAR packaging complete >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Sending request: Install and Launch >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Action: Install and Launch >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: File size: 8096383 >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Installing >> default.app.id.testDev_ault_app_id417e7455... >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] Info: Processing 8096383 bytes >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] actual_dname:: >> >> >> >> >> >> [INFO] actual_id::actual_version::result::failure 881 application >> >> >>author does not match debug token author >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> at /usr/local/lib/node_modules/cordova/src/run.js:49:23 >> >> >> >> >> >> at >> >> >> >>/usr/local/lib/node_modules/cordova/node_modules/shelljs/shell.js:1707:7 >> >> >> >> >> >> at ChildProcess.exithandler (child_process.js:641:7) >> >> >> >> >> >> at ChildProcess.EventEmitter.emit (events.js:98:17) >> >> >> >> >> >> at maybeClose (child_process.js:735:16) >> >> >> >> >> >> at Socket.<anonymous> (child_process.js:948:11) >> >> >> >> >> >> at Socket.EventEmitter.emit (events.js:95:17) >> >> >> >> >> >> at Pipe.close (net.js:466:12) >> >> >> >> >> >> jarvis-3:cordova mlantz$ >> >> >> >> >> >> On 19 July, 2013 at 5:17:55 PM, Filip Maj (f...@adobe.com) wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >> Instead of using the ./blackberry-deploy script yourself, why not >> use >> >> >> `cordova -d run blackberry10` from within the project if its >> generated >> >> >>by >> >> >> cordova-cli? >> >> >> >> >> >> The cordova-blackberry scripts (which cordova-cli consumes) will >> deploy >> >> >>a >> >> >> new debug token to your device every time. You can do the same by >> >> >>running >> >> >> `./cordova/run --device` from within the corova-blackberry10 app >> project >> >> >> dir >> >> >> >> >> >> On 7/19/13 2:10 PM, "Matt Lantz" <mattla...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >>> Thanks a bunch Filip. >> >> >>> Anyone else know what's up with this error I get when trying to >> deploy >> >> >>>an >> >> >>> app to my Q10? >> >> >>> >> >> >>> jarvis-3:bin mlantz$ ./blackberry-deploy -installApp -password >> ###### >> >> >>> -device ###.###.##.### -package >> >> >>> >> >> >> >>>~/Programming/PhoneGap/yo/platforms/blackberry10/build/device/DEFAULT_BA >> >> >>>R_ >> >> >>> NAME.bar >> >> >>> Info: Sending request: Install >> >> >>> Info: Action: Install >> >> >>> Info: File size: 8096802 >> >> >>> Info: Installing ... >> >> >>> Info: Processing 8096802 bytes >> >> >>> actual_dname:: >> >> >>> actual_id:: >> >> >>> actual_version:: >> >> >>> result::failure 881 application author does not match debug token >> >> >>>author >> >> >>> >> >> >>> >> >> >>> I don't know what I'm missing. :( >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> >> This transmission (including any attachments) may contain >> confidential >> >> >>information, privileged material (including material protected by the >> >> >>solicitor-client or other applicable privileges), or constitute >> >> >>non-public information. 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