I'm currently making a react native application and need the user_link permission from Facebook. To do so, I have to submit an ios simulator build for app review.
I followed the instructions here https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ios/getting-started/advanced/ but my request got rejected for these two reasons:
Developer Policy 6.1 - Login
Developer Policy 1.9 - Build a Quality Product
Here's what I have done so far:
Ran my .app using ios-sim launch /path/to/.app since I did not do this previously and just directly submitted a ZIP of my DERIVEDDATA folder but
I encounter a "No bundle URL present." error, which I think is because I did not execute npx react-native start before hand (which I would have normally except I didn't becuase I launched the .app directly to the simulator)
I have reached out to Facebook App Review Support and talked to a live agent.
They were very helpful and pointed out that I should also have provided the path where to find my .app in the sea of folders inside the ZIP however, they could not provide a solution to fix the error I have since it's most probably react-native related.
Thank you very much! Any help is greatly appreciated!
I've been able to create and upload one new iOS app and two new Android apps in Fabric however, this particular iOS build will not upload to Fabric. I have gone through all the motions outlined in their tutorials and can run fastlane beta which runs successfully and says
[15:14:12]: Uploading the build to Crashlytics Beta. Time for some ☕️.
[15:14:20]: Build successfully uploaded to Crashlytics Beta 🌷
[15:14:20]: Visit https://fabric.io/_/beta to add release notes and notify testers.
However, this doesn't produce an app in Fabric. When I run through the steps for a Crashlytics upload either using the manual option or using the Mac App, I am unsuccessful. The Fabric app just leaves me with "to continue, build your Xcode project by pressing command-B," which does not do anything, I'm just stuck at that screen. I have tried every answer outlined in the Stack Overflow post here which should have addressed this problem but does not for me.
In short, I have successfully uploaded two Android apps and an iOS app to Fabric using this workflow but cannot get this iOS app to upload regardless of what's indicated by the command line.
If it matters, this is Cordova app.
The answer was tricky and bizarre so I'll post it for future reference. The trick was two steps (as far as I can tell, this is what made it work). First, run:
./Crashlytics.framework/submit *api_key* *build_secret* -ipaPath ./buildname.ipa -emails ***#*** -notifications YES
in the directory which contains your Crashlytics.framework file. This is probably the same folder as your xcodeproj file for your app. You should have this file in that directory after following the steps outlined in my post above.
Then open the xcodeproj and build and run the file (for me I had to run it on an emulator not just the physical iPhone I had connected to my Mac).
This created a new Fabric app. I have not seen any answers like this on Stack Overflow so hopefully this is helps anyone like me. I still have no idea what the root issue really was here.
I am trying to integrate the firebase auth with google in my application using Cocoa Pods. I've already installed everything which is required for the integration.But still I am facing this three errors.
I have attacehed a image here for better understanding.
Kindly help me if anyone have idea or faced this issues.
Either you have duplicate files in your project. Same files twice.
You have not set Target Membership in your project.
By checking the Target Membership of your library. Select the library
and files relevant to your app target from the Navigator. Check on the
Utilities section that those files are marked as required for your app
target.
Thanks
Happy Coding.
I recently uploaded an app to the app store and its been processing for a few days now. I went in this morning to check everything out, and on the top bar of iTunes connect, i clicked on iOS builds to see how everything was going and I got a red circle with an exclamation point in it. When I clicked on it, it says "This build is invalid". Does anyone know the cause of this?
Check your email, it tells you exactly what is wrong. In itunes connect it simply says "This build is invalid" which is kind of useless. If you check your email it will most likely be a testflight issue as you included the sdk in your build and its integrated into itunes connect now:
"TestFlight SDK - TestFlight no longer requires an SDK to enable beta testing, crash reporting and analytics. To continue using TestFlight, set up Beta Testing in iTunes Connect and remove references to the SDK from the following executables:"
I was facing the same problem. I solved it by good luck after couple of hours of struggle. This issue was due to cocoa pods. Actually I installed "Alamofire" through cocoapods versions "0.38". I updated the pods for Alamofire 3.1.2. This build successfully got uploaded to the itunes connect but was declared as invalid in itunesConnect.
This reason was Alomofire 3.1.2 required cocoapods version 0.39. But I updated it using 0.38. So it was the issue.
Fix: Normal updating cocoapods by using the cpmmand $ gem install cocoapods, and then updating alamofire would not fix the problem. You will have to :
1. Update cocoapods using $ gem install cocoapods.
2. Delete the existing pod references from your project.
3. Reinstall pods using pod install command.
4. Done
You could validate the app archive trough Xcode and get details of what is the problem. The archives are currently found under Window->Organizer. To validate it you can click the "Validate..." button under the "Upload to App Store..." button. This may help you if you didn't get an email with details for the problem as was my case.
I got the same problem too. and It turns out that I archive the build with Reveal framework reference. I think that's the problem.
In the pass, I made the same mistake and Xcode shows detail error info during uploading. Now it seems not.
I got the same problem too. I write a App with Objective-C and use ios-charts(is swift),and I need to support iOS7,so it is troublesome... and when I upload app to AppStore I get the problem. I submit it again ,but still the problem. then I despair to clean the project and reset the codesiganature,what... that work! I just hehele ... enter image description here
In my case I just Drag and Drop The SDK In folder include info.plist file which is not in use. That's create the issue for me. So find the unused info.plist file and delete it from the Source code. Clean the project folder and Re upload.
Recently I faced the same issue on iTunes Connect and I received an email from apple regarding to TestFlight SDK that I forgot to remove from my project bundle. It says 'TestFlight no longer requires an SDK to enable beta testing' so after removing SDK clean the code, make archive again and upload. That't it!
So I'm trying to share my project (iOS/Swift) with team members and I hosted it on Bitbucket. They have no issue downloading the latest repo and launching it, but the build is getting errors because of dependency issues with a few external frameworks. Originally this was occurring because I didn't actually upload those frameworks to Bitbucket, but since then I've moved them into the project director and re-linked them to the project, but still getting errors:
I've included those frameworks into the project just as described in their READMEs (e.g. https://github.com/Alamofire/Alamofire) and everything works great on my computer, so I'm not really sure how to go about fixing this issue.
According to the error message, it is Code Sign issues rather than external framework issues.
Please be sure your team sharing same p12 file and provision