trying to validate iOS app but got ERROR ITMS-90680: "The binary you uploaded was invalid.”
had tried adding run script at build phase but no luck, any ideas?
Check , you've already uploaded another app version to the store, now you'll need to create a new version and upload that.
have you build your application for release. To do that the command is
tns build ios --release --for-device
More info about the build command (and any other command) can be seen via
tns build ios --help
If this does not resolve your case, please verify that you have gone through the steps described in publishing for iOS and also send us the content of your package.json file.
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I'm trying to build my Flutter app for iOS using xCode and got error:
.../ios/Runner/GeneratedPluginRegistrant.m:10:9: Module 'sqflite' not found
When I'm trying to build application with flutter with command
flutter build ios
I don't have any problem. Application build successfully.
I tried to delete Pod directory in ios folder and then install pods from scratch
flutter pub get
pod install
How to fix this problem with xCode?
XCode gives this type of Error like Module 'something' not found, when sometimes the problem is somewhere else.
So, what I did is after running flutter build ios command, I didn't try to run it in XCode. Because it was giving these errors.
So, I archived the app and tried to publish in App Store Connect. Then I found the real issue/bug on my code.
App store doesn't support transparent logo or app icon. This was the bug in my case.
So you can try to archive and publish to app store connect. It may show you the real reason.
Change your target Destination to > Any iOS Device
This work for me
"I found the solution,
In the existing project, once you guys add sqflite dependencies
Profile file in IOS folder will not generate code
we need to remove Podfile in ios
rm ios/Podfile
and run the project again, it works for me."
Credit:thanks to viroth-geek
I am working on a script that uploads and distributes the IPA file to a particular group through the app center. To serve this purpose, I am using the app center CLI command app center distribute release.
appcenter distribute release --token “XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX” --app "ownerName/appName" --group "groupName" --file "path-to-ipa-file" --release-notes "Distributing from local machine" --debug
While executing this command, I am getting below error
/ Aborting release upload...Response status code: 200
Body: {}
Release upload was aborted
Error: release binary file uploading failed: HTTP 400 Bad Request
However, I receive this error while uploading the IPA file which is generated through xcodebuild command. Just to clarify, the IPA file generated through xcodebuild command is working fine in iOS devices. But if I upload the IPA file, which is generated through the app center itself then the same command is working fine and the IPA file is uploaded and distributed successfully on the app center. (Right now I have integrated app center to build the application and distribute it but I am moving the build part somewhere else so I just want to use it as a distribution tool)
I am stuck in this issue from last two weeks. It would be really great if someone can help me to solve this issue.
So finally I found the reason behind the issue. I found that the provisioning profile used to build the app was expired and due to that the generated ipa file does contain profile but expired one. So appcenter consider the ipa file is invalid and could not upload it.
Try uploading the ipa manually on appcenter.ms. We had this issue when appcenter could not process the binary itself. You will be able too see the error there.
I am using Cordova to create and build my application. Today (12/12/17), I am using the current version of everything (cordova, xcode, etc). When I run:
cordova build ios --device --release
at the end of the build process that happens, I get no errors. But I do get this message:
Exported myappname.xcarchive to:
/Users/.../platforms/ios/build/device
** EXPORT SUCCESS **
I don't see anywhere in build logs that a .ipa file was created. Just a stupid .xcarchive.
Note: I cannot to edit project information or settings in XCode manually, because I am running this Cordova command as part of automated build process. I should be able to create an .ipa via Cordova CLI, without having to open XCode.
If you're having the same experience I did, check the actual physical directory for the .ipa file. Turns out even though my build log never said so, the .ipa file was actually being built alongside the .xcarchive. It should be in /platforms/ios/build/device/myappname.ipa.
I generated a cordova xcode project with sencha cmd. But now I'm trying to run it, but I'm getting the whitelist rejection error, although I have already edited www/config.xml.
My phonegap version is 3.4.0-0.19.8.
Please tell me if you need more info.
Thank you very much for your help!
Look for a copy of config.xml in the Staging group in the XCode project. As QuickFix suggested, you will need to run cordova build ios or cordova prepare ios command from your application directory. This will update the files located in the Staging group.
create new project
build for iOS: SUCCESS
add media plugin
build for iOS: FAIL
The following build commands failed:
CompileC build/HelloWorld.build/Debug-iphonesimulator/HelloWorld.build/Objects-normal/i386/CDVSound.o HelloWorld/Plugins/org.apache.cordova.media/CDVSound.m normal i386 objective-c com.apple.compilers.llvm.clang.1_0.compiler
(1 failure)
[error] /Projects/Code/hello/platforms/ios/cordova/build: Command failed with exit code 65
Here's the list of commands
phonegap create hello
cd hello
phonegap build ios # WORKS
phonegap local plugin add https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/cordova-plugin-media.git
phonegap build ios # FAILS
Same scenario happens with cordova, and if I use sudo.
I fixed the problem by completely deleting the iOS folder under platforms, then re-running phonegap build ios.
This is something I ran into a while back. If you’re not an iOS developer, but get tasked with building iOS apps, you may run into this. This particular exit code is fun because xcodebuild doesn’t tell you what the problem is.
Aside from building your app using the Xcode IDE, you also have the command line utility xcodebuild available to you. Assuming the code itself compiles just fine, this tool will tell you, for example, if you’re missing a provisioning profile or something.
In my case, it turned out xcodebuild didn’t have access to the certificate I was using.
So… here’s some things to check for:
Make sure you’ve installed an up to date certificate in your Keychain
Remove expired certificates
Grant access to xcode to use your certificate (or allow all programs to use the certificate)
Make sure you’ve installed an up to date provisioning profile
Remove expired
provisioning profiles
Another option ....
use https://build.phonegap.com which will build the app for you and generate your .ipa and .apk files. It is free for 1 project (just delete your project and then re-upload if you have multiple ones). Just make an account, upload your certs and then you upload your www folder.
Thumbs up if you this was helpful to you!
I got the solution on PhoneGap Google group
And the solution is to add the File plugin also. Strange that these dependencies are not mentioned but it worked. I guess we'll need to randomly try the combinations of plugins until something works.
The bug is logged here: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-6225
And it looks like you have to add File plugin first, then Media, the order is important.
try add sudo when add cordova plugin into your project.
sudo cordova plugin add https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-media
I was getting an exit code 65 after adding the dialogs plugin. Tried some of the top answers here, but in the end James's advice worked: deleted the ios platform, reinstalled the platform, and then it built.