Command xcodebuild failed with exit code 70 - Nativescript - ios

Question

I'm using Nativescript (using VScode) and trying to upload my app in App Store Connect following steps from official {N} documentation. When I'm done with all steps: set Bundle ID, edit Info.plist and build.xcconfig, create distribution certificate, app identifier, provisioning distribution profile. I run the following command in VS code:
tns publish iOS *My_Apple_ID* *My_Apple_Password* *Provisioning_Profile_UUID* iPhone Distribution --appleApplicationSpecificPassword *password_for_two_factor_auth*
and then I get this error:
Error Domain=IDEProvisioningErrorDomain Code=9 ""nsvue.app" requires a
provisioning profile." UserInfo={IDEDistributionIssueSeverity=3,
NSLocalizedDescription="nsvue.app" requires a provisioning profile.,
NSLocalizedRecoverySuggestion=Add a profile to the
"provisioningProfiles" dictionary in your Export Options property
list.}
** EXPORT FAILED **
Command xcodebuild failed with exit code 70
My question is:
What I'm doing wrong? How to make it work?
Here's in detail what I had done so far:
Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles
Distribution certificate generated by Xcode
Registered App Identifier (BundleID) is "com.nativescript.nsvue" (my app's name is "nsvue" and I had tried BundleId to be same as the app name, but without success same error again)
Provisioning profile (where the REAL problem is) name of the provisioning profile with App ID - "My_Development_Team.com.nativescript.nsvue". Then I dowloaded it and installed it on my Mac.
App Store Connect
Create app with same BundleId as my app's and prepare it for submission now only I need to upload my app in App Store Connect
Package.json, Info.plist and build.xcconfig
Thats how my Info.plist looks like. And that's build.xcconfig. Id of my app in package.json is "com.nativescript.nsvue" too.

Answer 1

There is a related issue in the NativeScript GitHub Issues: https://github.com/NativeScript/nativescript-cli/issues/3222
While I'm not 100% sure why this problem exists, I have found that you can work around the problem by explicitly passing your provisioning profile uuid on the command line with the --provision flag, like this:
tns appstore upload *My_Apple_ID* *My_Apple_Password* --appleApplicationSpecificPassword *password_for_two_factor_auth* --provision *Provisioning_Profile_UUID*
Note: I think tns publish has been replaced with tns appstore upload...but under the covers, I think they're the same command...FWIW
Hope this helps as a work around for others that find this thread.