I'm having a problem whereas I cannot submit my archive for beta testing due to this problem (keep in mind I've already got a build out for testing, uploaded a while ago):
Xcode attempted to locate or generate matching signing assets and failed to do so because of the following issues.
An App ID with identifier '' is not available. Please enter a different string
According to this question, it seems that I should change my bundle ID from the format I am currently using: com.my.app, to the preferred format: com.my.app.XXX.
However, how can this be achieved? I'm using Firebase version 3 from Google as my backend provider, and I cannot seem to change the Bundle ID there, even if I would take the big step to create a whole new app in iTunes Connect due to not being able to changing the bundle ID.
My limitations (it seems):
Can't change bundle ID at Firebase
Can't change bundle ID with project in iTunes Connect.
Can't delete app identifier in member center because it's being used by the app listing in iTunes Connect.
Can't delete app from iTunes Connect.
Hence I'm a little stuck here; what's the best way to dig out of this?
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This is my first time trying to submit an app to Apple, and I'm having a bunch of issues. I'm pretty sure I've generated all my certificates, AppID's, etc... I've been running the app on my phone just fine, then all of a sudden I started getting errors submitting. My first error was this:
But as you can see, the Bundle ID's are the same:
The ID in Xcode:
And the ID in iTunes Connect:
So I tried changing the Bundle ID, and made sure the Bundle ID's were the same across iTunes connect, Xcode, etc. I started out the project with a different name. Should I just start a new project with consistent naming?
Should the Bundle Identifier in Info read com.Kaen.M01eskin ?
It doesn't work with Application Loader either:
Somewhere the bundle identifier is getting M01eskin---prepended to it. As you can see in the dialog. I would check in your info.plist if perhaps there is something in Bundle identifier before the $(PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER).
You could try hard coding it there and see if that resolves your problems.
Or try looking in your build settings for the target under Product Bundle Identifier and check there as well.
Make sure bundle id is same on your application & iTunes Connect.
Try using the Application Loader utility instead of the Archive upload to the App Store. It's available in the menu under Xcode... Open Developer Tool... Application Loader. You still have to create an Archive first; main difference is that you have to pick out your Archive via a Finder interface. Plus, you can get an active timeline for all the tasks, with current task and elapsed times.
I have an existing app with bundle identifier com.brs.paysrc example and the app is live on store. It was created using a wildcard app id. Now i want to enable push notifications for this app. So i tried to create a new app id with b uncle identifier as com.brs.paysrc but it give some an error saying There were errors in the data supplied. Please correct and re-submit. An App ID with Identifier 'com.brs.paysrc' (example) is not available. Please enter a different string.
(I'm not sure if this'll help you...)
I had the same issue with an app our company has in the App Store.
The reason was because we have both a Developer Program (so we're allowed to submit an App onto the App Store) and an Enterprise Program (so I can make in-house copies of the app).
Our Bundle ID was registered under the Developer Program, but I had logged into the Apple Developer website and had chosen the Enterprise Program group.
In the Apple Developers website, the Identifies\App IDs didn't show our Bundle ID, because it was actually registered under our Developer Program... but, of course, it still refused to let me create the Bundle ID a second time, and, as usual, the error message gave no clue as to what the problem was.
I really hate the whole Certificates/Provisioning Profile stuff with Apple. Their error handling/reporting, when you get something wrong, is a farce. And it'll happily let you create non-working apps, deploy them to a device, then report a "Your app could not be installed at this time" when things go wrong.
Even yesterday, when I was ready to deploy a new version of the App to the App Store, I could create an Archive, the Validate said it was all fine, but then when I submitted it, it reported 3 errors in my .plist file.
Oh, and remember that your Bundle ID is stored in the .plist file and in the settings:
Make sure this Bundle ID is correct in both places!
(Sigh.)
You might have clicked it twice (I did). Check here, to see if your id is there: https://developer.apple.com/account/ios/identifier/bundle
Please give unique bundle ID, it will resolve your problem. Sometimes the same bundle ID is already used by another app. Hence this issue occurs. Try with different bundle ID it will resolve your problem.
I'm trying to publish my first app on the AppStore. In order to do that I am trying to add an iOS App ID to my identifiers. My issue is that I always get the following error message:
There were errors in the data supplied. Please correct and re-submit.
An App ID with Identifier 'com.myTeam.myApp' is not available. Please
enter a different string.
I verified if the App IDmatched my bundle ID in Xcode and it's the case.
How can I fix this issue ?
this warning may mean that the bundle ID you trying to submit is already secured by someone else. bundle ID is global for entire AppStore.
Try to use different bundle ID and if it's OK with it, just specify it in your project settings.
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.
On my app developer site I created a an app ID of org.myorg.54Miles My apps name is 54Miles.
In XCode my product name is set to 54Miles under my Build Settings - but it makes my bundle identifier under the general "org.sd54.-4Miles"
Any idea why this is? It's causing me to not be able to archive the app and get it distributed because the AppID doesn't match the bundle ID in xcode.
I want it to read: org.sd54.54Miles - but currently I cannot get it to stop reading org.sd54.-4Miles
Cannot figure it out!
I ended up just leaving the bundle ID as it was since apparently Apple has a problem leading with digits in the bundle identifier.
So I just created a new App ID in the developer site to match it. I have since been able to deploy it without issue.