I am trying to deploy an iOS app to the AppStore but I am getting following error;
Apps and app updates submitted to the App Store must be built with Xcode 5.1.1 or later, and iOS 7 SDK.
I am constantly facing this problem although I am using Xcode 6.4 and target SDK 8.0. For time being I installed Xcode 7 beta version but later on I uninstalled beta version. I am wondering if beta version is interfering with the build process.
I am facing the same issue. It seems the issue is because you are on OS X El Capitan. See this: https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/8841. It seems Apple has started to reject binaries from XCode 6.4 on El Capitan which they were accepting before. I think the only solution is to downgrade to Yosamite, re install latest XCode and then submit!
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I updated my app for ios 11 using Xcode 9 beta 5.(Objective C app)
The app is running(with Xcode 8.3 as well as Xcode 9 beta) without any error even on the device.
Today, I have created a build using XCode 8.3 to upload on test-flight, Which is giving below error on uploading to iTunes.
ERROR ITMS-90534: "Invalid Toolchain. New apps and app updates must be
built with the public (GM) versions of Xcode 6 or later, macOS, and
iOS SDK or later. Don't submit apps built with beta software including
beta macOS builds."
Note - I used Xcode 8.3 to archive and upload build not Xcode 9 beta
Please suggest any solution to fix this error.
An error message it self says, Use stable (not beta) version of Xcode
to create a build.
Your mac OS should also be stable (not beta)
Use Xcode 8.3.3 to create your build and upload using Application Upload.
Ensure following checkpoints, while creating your build:
Xcode version
Mac OS version
Xcode Project (Document) Format version (Xcode 8.0-compatible)
We can submit the build for testing iOS 11 related changes using Xcode 9 beta 6 version.
refer to the below link :-
https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/85984
But for store distribution, you have to wait until Xcode 9 (GM) version is not released.
For reference :-
https://www.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/comments/6wq7go/when_will_we_be_able_to_submit_ios_11_app/
10.12.6 is a fifth beta of macOS Sierra.
An error message it self says, Use stable (not beta) version of Xcode to create a build. Your mac OS should also be stable (not beta)
I am creating an app via Cordova. The build is complete in android ,and now I am creating an app for iOS.
I am running OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion and the max version XCODE is 5.1. The maximum version of iOS SDK that Xcode 5 supports iOS 7 SDK.
So I need to know before hand whether my app targeting iOS 7 will run on the latest devices ?
Forgive me if my question is a bit naive. I am new to iOS/ mac environment.
I suggest you to update the Xcode to the lasted version(8.2.1), and you can test your app in Xcode, with the simulotar 10.2(if you update the Xcode the lasted version, simulator will also have the lasted os version).
I am not mean this is test your cordova app if can run in device with 10.2 version, this step is test your cordova app if is operation normally in 10.2 version, if it will have some issues in this version, this is necessary.
I just updated my Xcode to the newest version (7.0 7A220) and I lost the iOS 7 simulator that I had in the previous version. I still have the iOS 7 SDK and was wondering if there is way to use it on the newest version of Xcode, instead of installing another version of Xcode on my OS X.
Download the official installation package from: https://devimages.apple.com.edgekey.net/downloads/xcode/simulators/com.apple.pkg.iPhoneSimulatorSDK7_1-7.1.1.1354140590.dmg
This is where Xcode 6.4 is downloading it from.
But it won't work on El Capitan, only on Yosemite. The runtime has a problem with El Capitan... So until Apple solves it (if they want to), we're stuck.
As for my initial analysis referred from link you cant install it and use older version of Xcode version for using respective iOS simulators. To use iOS 7.1 go for Xcode 6.4 or earlier. Install Xcode 6.4 and download respective simulator from Preference.
To download older version of Xcode you need to login with developer account https://developer.apple.com/downloads/
Prior to submit an app to the AppStore we must generate an Archive, and have an iPhone or an iPad connected to Xcode during that time.
If I upgrade to the iOS 9 beta, will I still be able to do this (generate the archive from Xcode 6)? Or will I encounter any issues if I upgrade?
Thank you!
You can install two (or more) versions of Xcode on your Mac, beta versions of Xcode for testing, and the official released version for App Store build and submission purposes. Currently, for instance, install Xcode-beta 7.x to directly run and debug test builds on an iPhone running an iOS 9 beta, and install Xcode 6.x to build with the iOS 8 SDK and submit to the App Store. You can (and should) also still test the latter build using Ad Hoc deployment.
Dont do that ! It is risky.
XCode cannot run an app into your iPhone/iPad, if the iPhone OS version is greater than the higher iOS version in XCode.
It is risky. If you install iOS 9 bêta on iPhone, and XCode has only iOS 8.3, you wont be able to run an app from XCode--to-->iPhone
Ok running is not publishing.
But you know Apple/XCode... So strict, minimize the risk. Dont do that.
Beta is NOT for publishing & public releases.
I've made an app for iOS7 using Xcode 5.1 and Yosemite OS. When I tried to submit my app, it showed the following error "This bundle is invalid. new apps and updates submitted to the app store must be built with public"
After searching about that error, I realized I need Xcode 5.1.1 in order to submit my app. So I went to App Store to update my Xcode 5.1 to the new version (5.1.1) and it said I couldn't update my software because I was using a new OS version (Yosemite).
So at this time I'm stuck because I don't want to downgrade to Mavericks and I want to update Xcode 5.1.1 ... is it possible to fix this issue? Or do I have to downgrade to Mavericks?
Download Xcode 5.1.1 from the Apple Developer Downloads website and install it from .dmg.