Unity Cloud Build Not Building iOS: A Frustrating Experience

As a Unity developer, I was excited to try out the cloud build feature, hoping it would simplify my workflow and save me time. However, my experience has been nothing short of disappointing. After following the Roll a Ball tutorial to the letter, I encountered dozens of errors in the build log during the build process.

One of the first issues I faced was an error message that read: 'Ģ112: Can't destroy Transform component of 'Pickup (5)''. I couldn't help but wonder why this step was necessary for cloud building. Why can't the Unity editor simply upload the files directly to their servers, eliminating the need for manual setup and configuration?

Another frustrating aspect of my experience was setting up a Bitbucket account and creating a Git repository. The documentation provided by Unity could be significantly improved, as I wasted a considerable amount of time trying to figure out how to use this feature. It seems that even after completing these steps, the cloud build process is still not without its problems.

My initial impressions of Unity Cloud Build have been overwhelmingly negative. What's more, it appears that you cannot even build iOS apps via the cloud, which was the main reason I opted for cloud builds in the first place. This lack of functionality makes it difficult to see how the feature can be useful for developers who need to create mobile apps.

Overall, my experience with Unity Cloud Build has been disappointing and frustrating. While I understand that there may be some benefits to using this feature, the issues I encountered during setup and usage have left a bad taste in my mouth. Until these problems are addressed, I'm not convinced that cloud build is ready for prime time.

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