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Is there anyone who would like to help me deploy my app to the App Store?
I try to make it work with some old versions of Xcode, but it does not go well and Xcode 9 works as we know, not right now. (I get the most crazy error codes you can imagine)

The Android app has been on Google Play for a while now and my customers are waiting for the iOs version.

This is of course a paid assignment.


Let me know

/// Peter

Hi Peter,

What errors are you getting? Currently the problem with Xcode9 is that if your app supports iPhone X, then you *have to* build the standalone with Xcode 9, but because of a bug in LC, the plist is not properly updated, and, although the app is indeed built with Xcode 9, the plist says that it is built with Xcode 6.2, so your app will not list iPhone X among the supported devices, and iPhone X users will not be able to install your app from the appstore.

However, we will release 8.1.9 RC-2 *really soon*, which will fix these issues.

Best,
Panos
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Panos,

The problem is that I'm using LC 9.0.0 (dp11) and I have not managed to link any other version of xCode than the xCode 9 to it. I have also tried earlier versions of LC with both xCode 8.2 and 8.3.3 but failed to get any previous version of LC to accept these. (despite the fact that the documentation says otherwise)

And no, building for iphone X is not a priority.

I look forward to 8.1.9 (rc2) but the problem persists, I have to find a way to get my app to the App Store... yesterday !


///Peter

If you use Xcode 9 DP-11, then the accepted versions of Xcode depend on the version of the OS, so:

- Mac OS 10.10 ---> Xcode 7.2
- Mac OS 10.11 --> Xcode 8.2
- Mac OS 10.12.6+ --> Xcode 9.2

It is suggested to place each version of Xcode in a separate folder, so for example I have a folder "Xcodes' with has subfolders "Xcode_8_3_3", "Xcode_9_1_0", "Xcode_9_2_0" and each one of these subfolders contains the actual Xcode.app of the same version.

What is the error you are getting when building with Xcode 9.2?

Best,
Panos
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When I build with 9.2 there is no error. The problem, in that case, starts when I try to upload the file.

When I try to use a different xCode I get: ///Peter

OK, since you do not get an error when building with 9.2, I would suggest you stay with 9.2.

The problem, in that case, starts when I try to upload the file.

What is the problem? Are you using Application Loader to upload the file? What is the exact error you are getting?

Best,
Panos
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Ok, I tried to upload again and this was a new one:

No suitable application records were found. Verify your bundle identifier 'se.korkort.korkortskoll' is correct.

I cannot see that it's not correct.


///Peter

Hi Peter,
Sorry if my question is too basic but
Did you try to upload an .ipa file ?
Best regards
Jean-Marc

Jean-Marc,

I don't think that any question should be consider as too basic.

But yes, Of course I did!


///Peter

Hi all,

@Peter
RE the error

No suitable application records were found. Verify your bundle identifier 'se.korkort.korkortskoll' is correct.

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What is the app id in iTunes Connect? The identifier in iTunes Connect has to be *exactly* the same as the "Internal App ID" in the standalone settings.

Could it be the case that there is an uppercase letter somewhere?

Best,
Panos
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Ok, now I have tried with the new LC 8.1.9 RC 2 and get this error instead
///Peter

I saw that it could have some to do with a widget such as "Spinner", but I just have "switch button" widgets. And they should work, right? (I have a whole setup page that only consists of these, so it just has to)

///Peter

Hi Peter,

It's been a while, but had an iOS app rejection (I can't remember the error alert) where I had messed up the Internal App ID setting in the Standalone Application Settings window in LC. That entry has to match exactly the ID you entered when you created the new app information in Apple's process. I'm basing this suggestion on the alert you received to verify the bundle identifier.

randy