i follow Analyzing Crash Reports
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/IDEs/Conceptual/AppDistributionGuide/AnalyzingCrashReports/AnalyzingCrashReports.html
and still no data present.
do i miss something which dose not write on Analyzing Crash Reports.
i checked all step
but still like this,
We also had this issue for a while now and were struggling to find the cause.
Intercepting Xcode's requests showed us the actual error when Xcode tried to load latest crash reports:
The updated Apple Developer Program License Agreement needs to be
reviewed. In order to update your existing apps and submit new apps to
the App Store, the user with the Legal role (Team Agent) must review
and accept the updated agreement in their account on the developer
website.
This is the same error message we get when pressing the "Download dSYMs…" button.
This was confusing, since we've already accepted all agreements we could find in both, the Member Center and in iTunes Connect.
Later we found out that we do not just have to accept the agreements for our app's App Store account but we have to accept the agreements for all App Store accounts linked to the same Apple ID. So it depends on your Apple ID which explains why sometimes only some developers are affected by the issue.
TLDR: If your Apple ID is linked with multiple App Store accounts (in Member Center and iTunes Connect) make sure that for all of these accounts the agreements are accepted.
Just throwing in my two cents here- In my case, I wasn't seeing any crash reports except some from months and several versions ago. Turns out I had some updated agreement from Apple I haven't signed, and as soon as signed them, all the crash reports started to flow into my Xcode.
Mysterious as always, Apple, when it comes to Xcode. 😡
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I am trying to upload to Apple with our Code, but Apple is preventing us from doing so. We have accepted the agreement but App Store Connect still doesn't reflect this.
My Account Holder tried both developer.apple.com and https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/agreements/#/ but is getting different results: developer site shows she accepted the most recent agreement, but appstoreconnect shows she hasn't and isn't letting her accept the agreement from her side.
Is there anything special that needs to be done to resolve this?
I have an app uploaded on Testflight which has been expired from my developer account. I want to upload the same app to Test flight from another company developer account. Will it create a conflict?
There is no transfer option in Testflight mode.
If you haven't already read the documentation, you can find it here:
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/LanguagesUtilities/Conceptual/iTunesConnect_Guide/Chapters/TransferringAndDeletingApps.html
Key points to highlight in your case would be:
Make sure your accounts aren’t in a pending or changing state.
The App must have had at least one version that has been released to
the App Store
The last point is the most troublesome but it happens -_-
I have to solve the problem of how to allow review (testing) of our app by prospective developers, when the app is not yet Ad Hoc. I can't get it that far. Here's the problem:
I have to find a new developer to help update our app for 2016. It's a 365-day calendar of info that updates every year. The initial app download is a shell (free) in which 29 in-apps, each a different geographical region of information, can be purchased & downloaded. Regions are 16.95 each. In order to help candidates familiarize themselves with the app, they need to be able to download an in-app region and see the app function. I can't expect candidates to pay 16.95 for a region, so I need a way for them to test the app.
1: I can't use the promo code feature in iTunes Connect because it is worthless for in-app testing, which makes it worthless for many apps out there since the in-app is often where much of the critical content lies.
2: I can't sign candidates on as Sandbox or TestFlight testers because I can't upload the app into iTunes connect without getting an error message I don't know how to fix. When I try and submit the app through XCode or the App Uploader, I get an error reading, "The Info.plist in the package must contain the CFBundleShortVersionString key." I don't know what to do with that error, so I can't get a version into the iTunes Connect environment to invite testers into.
My problem is that after migrating project to XCode6 I just can't submit my app - it's permanently becomes "invalid" - get status "invalid binary" after 10-30 minutes.
Before migration there was no any troubles
There is no code modifications since old XCode version (5.1)
Most frustrating is as other users I received email from ITC
support, but it does not contains any details at all!
iTunes Connect
Dear XXX,
The status for the following app has changed to Invalid Binary.
App Name: XXX
App Version Number: 2.0
App SKU: XXX
App Apple ID:XXX
To make changes to this app, sign in to iTunes Connect and open the Manage Your Applications module.
If you have any questions regarding your app, click Contact Us in iTunes Connect.
Regards,
The iTunes Store team
I wrote email to ITC support, but there is still no answer. Any suggestions? It's hard to me find any reason cos app successfully passes validation during upload.
Large amount of tests lead me to next conclusion: one of third-party libraries (AppsFlyer) uses Advertising Identifier. I removed it from my app and for now all is ok.
I think this problem is because of new builds/prereleases system - things which previously lead to warnings during validation/uploading now are not appear.
So annoying...
I'm using several libraries which uses the AdvertiserId on several apps and the builds were submitted successfully.
When submitting the app, Apple ask 3 question about your app. The third is about using the Advertiser ID. Did you checked any of the options there? If not, You should....
Can anyone tell why below given error occurs while exporting an archive for app store distribution or adhoc distribution?
Your developer account needs to be updated. Please visit the Member
Center. https://developer.apple.com/membercenter
I google this problem and found below given solution for this issue.
There was one apple id added in xcode preferences which was not valid
as an apple developer account.
I simply removed that account and its worked for me.
I am the guy who wrote the article linked in the previous answer. That may be an issue, but there's another thing that may cause this to happen.
If you have already checked your XCode for Apple accounts that are no developers and you're still receiving that message, make sure you have accepted all your contracts in the developer portal. Everytime iOS is updated, the contracts are updated as well and you gotta accept them again. If you don't accept the new contracts this error will continue popping up.