When trying to upload an Archived App to the iOS App Store, I am getting this error below:
iTunes Store Operation Failed. No suitable application records were
found. Verify your bundle identifer
'org.cocoapods.GoogleToolboxForMac'
The app is using Firebase for remote notifications. Any ideas on how to resolve this issue?
Try Creating a new Bundle Identifier in the Developer Portal
Then pick it, and in this case it would be com.maniac-games.lowdown
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After building an Expo application archive via expo build:ios, uploading the .ipa file via Transporter.app fails with this error:
Could not create a temporary .itmsp package for the app "filename.ipa"
No suitable application records were found. Verify your bundle identifier "___" is correct.
The bundle identifier shown in the error message has been quadruple checked and is correct and matches the bundle identifier created by Expo in the Apple developer portal.
As the documentation suggests I have logged into iTunes connect and accepted the terms, I'm logged in Transporter (I've restarted both this app and the computer a couple of times) but I always get this error.
Any ideas?
On this link there is a screenshot.
Thank you!
This was resolved for me when I created an app at App Store Connect, which is separate from the steps to create certificates and provisioning profiles in the Apple Developer Portal.
Once I created a new App there and mapped it to the bundle identifier I created in the Apple Developer Portal, I was able to upload the binary.
I can confirm Pat's answer
When you do expo build:ios you will be given an ipa that you can download from the expo dashboard.
When you try to transport that to app store connect for the first time it will fail with the error the questioner has posted.
You need to go to app store connect, click add an app and from the dropdown select your bundle identifier it should be prepopulated.
Next go back to transporter and drag your ipa and click deliver.
I am trying to upload my iOS app to the app store. but I have an error when trying to upload the binary code from my Xcode
ERROR ITMS-4241: "App is Removed or Deleted. Apps can't be validated
or submitted while they're removed or deleted." at SoftwareAssets
so previously in my app store connect, I delete my app. and then I create a new app in the app store connect using the same bundle ID. but I have an error like that.
what should I do ?
the only way I can solve this error is by changing the bundle ID of my app in my xcode project, and also set the bundle id to be the same in app store connect.
after changing the bundle id, you may encounter another error, when archiving and validating the binary before uploading to app store, you can solve this issue by checking this thread: iTunes Connect submission code signing entitlements error Xcode 8
hope this helps you
I've prepared my app to AppStore, successfully built it in Xcode and then try to Validate and got an error:
"App Store Connect Operation Error
No suitable application records were found. Verify your bundle identifier 'io.flutter.flutter' is correct."
I use another identifier in the app. It is the 2 build of version, first was successfully uploaded to TestFlight two weeks ago. What's wrong?
Your bundle identifier has been set wrongly (io.flutter.flutter). It needs to match the bundle identifier from the developer portal and the app created on App Store Connect. Change it to the one you use in the app.
It's necessary to replace the value for CFBundleExecutable from $(FLUTTER_BUILD_NAME) to $(EXECUTABLE_NAME) in the file ios/Runner/Info.plist
I'm using Xcode 8 to submit my App to App Store. And I'm using automatically manage signing.Then I got this error.
Then I follow Xcode error when uploading to App Store: "No suitable application records were found" to add an APP ID on Apple's Developer Center.Then I got the Error of this
So I go to An App ID with Identifier '' is not available. Please enter a different string ,seems the error was not exists in Xcode.
I'm confused, Is it possible to fix this by Xcode 8's "automatic signing"? Or I have to do this manually?
I am trying to archive an ios app in xcode but keep getting the following error message:
I've correctly created an App ID
and a provision profile :
but the message keeps appearing whenever I want to validate the archive in xcode.
Does anyone knows whats wrong here?
This is a painful problem but easy to solve - below is a simple solution. I hope it helps:
iTunes Connect:
In your browser, go to iTunes connect.
Add your New App / edit your existing app.
Go to App information.
Check the Bundle ID name.
If there is no bundle ID, make sure you create one.
I used the WildCard bundle ID. That means, your complete bundle ID is likely to be com.organizationName.* and the suffix (exampleApp).
Xcode:
Go to your Workspace / Project.
Go to your project.
Select the General Tab.
Ensure the Bundle Identifier is the name you set in
iTunes Connect. For example: com.organizationName.exampleApp
It seems you have to start the App Store submission process in iTunesConnect.
In my case, I have an app on App Store connect but I was getting that error. The problem was app has a limited access for users. Because of that I can not able to upload my app. You can edit your user access on App Store Connect - Your App - App Information - Edit User Access.
You have to create an application in Itunes Connect first, if you want to publish your app to the App Store.
After you created the app in Itunes Connect, it will be stated as waiting for upload. Itunes Connect is now able to validate your app.
From Apple's documentation:
Xcode uploads the archive to iTunes Connect and iTunes Connect runs validation tests. If a dialog appears stating that no application record can be found, click Done, create an app record in iTunes Connect, and repeat these steps.
I came across the same error, except that the pointed bundle identifier was from a dependency I used in the main project which was odd.
Just in case someone else has the same issue, the solution is to add in Info.plist of your main project: <key>CFBundlePackageType</key> having APPL value.