Question iOS WebRequest Does not work - cloud build

Can anyone please give this a test? Unity engineer would be really nice... all I get is the can being kicked down the road. I need to figure this out.

I am using Cloud Build to build to iOS. This super simple connection check is returning 'unknown error' and I cannot figure out why. I am on 2021.3.22f1

Super simple code that fails on ios. Works in Editor and on a MS Surface fine.

Code (CSharp):

1. IEnumerator checkConnection(Action<bool> action)
2.     {
3.         UnityWebRequest request = UnityWebRequest.Head("https://www.readysetvr.com/");
4.         request.timeout = 5;
5.         yield return request.SendWebRequest();
6.  
7.         if (request.error != null)
8.         {
9.             action(false);
10.         }
11.         else
12.         {
13.             action(true);
14.         }
15.     }

 

Anyone? I feel I'm missing something but not sure what. Do I need to enable internet somehow if I build to iOS?

 

So, I installed iOS build platform so I can affect the settings. I enabled persistent WiFi connection and have the 'allow unsafe downloads over http' checked.
But I am using Cloud Build and am unsure if those settings are actually used. I just save my project, upload to Git, and then build...
I wonder if those settings are used because I still cannot connect to the internet from Unity.

 

Can you get the plist file out of the cloud-built .ipa and compare it with the one you build locally that works?

If you don't have a Mac at least see if you can suss anything out of that plist.

ALSO: can you try a super-stripped-down project built on cloud? I forget from your other thread if you did this already... and by stripped down I mean with no funky build scripts that might be fiddling with your plist.

 

Thanks, but I'm not using any build scripts. And no, I don't have a mac - what's working locally is if I build to Windows and test on desktop or on my MS Surface. I'll see if I can get the .plist though.

 

Well. F*** all that. Doesn't matter anymore. Thanks for the help but I got laid off today. Good luck to the next person that works for this company.