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Well done David, I am glad this helped.

Kind regards,
Panos
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Hello David, These 4 new errors seem to be related to missing icons. Have you added these icons in the iOS standalone settings? If yes, it might be worth removing them and re-adding them (as they may point to absolute paths that are no longer valid), and also make sure they have no accented characte...

Hello David,

Also, the .ipa you sent looks to be signed with a Dev provisioning profile, so Transporter would not allow you to upload it to the app store.

Could it be the case you accidentally tried to upload the "previous" .ipa again - and thus you got the same error?

Kind regards,
Panos
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Dear David, Thank you for the .ipa file. I have inspected the plist of the app bundle and indeed, it does include the required key-value pair: <key>UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities</key> <dict> <key>arm64</key><true/> </dict> So, you should not get this error. Are you sure you got the *same* error, as t...

Hello David, Are you using a custom plist in Copy Files? If yes, did you remove it before building the new standalone? Could you send me the latest .ipa you submitted, which has the min version set to 11.0 but still causes the same error? (You can send it to panos.merakos@livecode.com) Kind regards,...

Hello David,

Could you try setting the minimum version to "iOS 11 or later" in the iOS settings? This will hopefully fix the issue.

In the next release we will fix this for older minimum versions as well.

Kind regards,
Panos
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Dear LiveCoders, We are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 9.6.9 RC-3. LiveCode 9.6.9 RC-3 comes with more than 25 bugfixes and improvements, including support for building with Xcode 14.2 and the iOS 16.2 SDK to meet the new requirements of the Apple AppStore. You can find more details on ...

Hello CAsba,

Have you checked the "Ask Dialog" and "Answer dialog" rows in the Inclusions list (in the standalone application settings)?

Kind regards,
Panos
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Hello all, I have seen this error several times (that the answer dialog is already in memory), and if I remember correctly it usually happens with very old stacks, e.g stacks created with LC 6/7 or even older. I also just tried the recipe described in the bug report Klaus linked to, with LC 9.6.9 RC...

Hello all, If your device runs a newer iOS version, then you do NOT need to download a newer version of Xcode for installing the standalone to your device. You can just use your current Xcode version. You might see a warning that your device iOS version is not supported by this version of Xcode or s...

Phil,

Indeed, you are correct, thank you for pointing out this missing step.

Kind regards,
Panos
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Hello all, So, the iOS version of the target device is not the same as the version of the iOS SDK that is included in Xcode and it is used to build the iOS standalone. The former usually does not affect the Xcode version that is required, except from some occasions, for example if the iOS device run...

Hello all, You should be able to build iOS standalones on MacOS Ventura with Xcode 13.2.x. When building an iOS standalone, LiveCode uses some command line tools and iOS SDKs that are bundled within the specific Xcode version that the particular LiveCode version requires. So, even if Xcode 13.2.x ca...

Dear LiveCoders, We are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 9.6.9 RC-2. LiveCode 9.6.9 RC-2 comes with more than 20 bugfixes, including the update of the version of OpenSSL used by the engine to 1.1.1q, allowing LiveCode built apps including "SSL & Encryption" to be submitted successfully to...

Hello all, This error is thrown if a newer version of the build tools is installed. It seems the barcode widget requires a tool that is not present or has changed location in this version of the build tools. See this bug report for a workaround: https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=23570 Kin...