iOS Build uploaded but not visible in iTunes
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iOS build successfully uploading on iTunes and without any warning and error. Successfully verifies assets with iTunes.
But when I see iTunes activity section I cannot see any iOS build there. I receive email against every build I upload which state that some app icons are not found in build but these are icons are there in asset catalog and also successfully verified during upload.
Any clue what's going wrong there?
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iOS build successfully uploading on iTunes and without any warning and error. Successfully verifies assets with iTunes.
But when I see iTunes activity section I cannot see any iOS build there. I receive email against every build I upload which state that some app icons are not found in build but these are icons are there in asset catalog and also successfully verified during upload.
Any clue what's going wrong there?
xcode itunesconnect assets itunes
edited 2 days ago
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asked Nov 9 at 11:20
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Have you verified the permission strings are included in the info.plist files or not? you might be using some services whose permission strings are not included in the info.plist file. iTunes doesn't show any warning/error but builds get rejected after successfull upload.
– Mr.Kushwaha
2 days ago
Yes, I verified. Actually, it was due to cocoa pods and I don't know why. Updating cocoa pods from pods app did the job...
– Smn Khan
yesterday
I want to mark this Question Solved, I don't know how to do that. Suggestion please
– Smn Khan
yesterday
As you have solved the issues on your own, I suggest you post a solution as an answer that worked for you and then accepts that answer to close the question.
– Mr.Kushwaha
22 hours ago
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iOS build successfully uploading on iTunes and without any warning and error. Successfully verifies assets with iTunes.
But when I see iTunes activity section I cannot see any iOS build there. I receive email against every build I upload which state that some app icons are not found in build but these are icons are there in asset catalog and also successfully verified during upload.
Any clue what's going wrong there?
xcode itunesconnect assets itunes
edited 2 days ago
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iOS build successfully uploading on iTunes and without any warning and error. Successfully verifies assets with iTunes.
But when I see iTunes activity section I cannot see any iOS build there. I receive email against every build I upload which state that some app icons are not found in build but these are icons are there in asset catalog and also successfully verified during upload.
Any clue what's going wrong there?
xcode itunesconnect assets itunes
xcode itunesconnect assets itunes
edited 2 days ago
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Have you verified the permission strings are included in the info.plist files or not? you might be using some services whose permission strings are not included in the info.plist file. iTunes doesn't show any warning/error but builds get rejected after successfull upload.
– Mr.Kushwaha
2 days ago
Yes, I verified. Actually, it was due to cocoa pods and I don't know why. Updating cocoa pods from pods app did the job...
– Smn Khan
yesterday
I want to mark this Question Solved, I don't know how to do that. Suggestion please
– Smn Khan
yesterday
As you have solved the issues on your own, I suggest you post a solution as an answer that worked for you and then accepts that answer to close the question.
– Mr.Kushwaha
22 hours ago
add a comment |
Have you verified the permission strings are included in the info.plist files or not? you might be using some services whose permission strings are not included in the info.plist file. iTunes doesn't show any warning/error but builds get rejected after successfull upload.
– Mr.Kushwaha
2 days ago
Yes, I verified. Actually, it was due to cocoa pods and I don't know why. Updating cocoa pods from pods app did the job...
– Smn Khan
yesterday
I want to mark this Question Solved, I don't know how to do that. Suggestion please
– Smn Khan
yesterday
As you have solved the issues on your own, I suggest you post a solution as an answer that worked for you and then accepts that answer to close the question.
– Mr.Kushwaha
22 hours ago
Have you verified the permission strings are included in the info.plist files or not? you might be using some services whose permission strings are not included in the info.plist file. iTunes doesn't show any warning/error but builds get rejected after successfull upload.
– Mr.Kushwaha
2 days ago
Have you verified the permission strings are included in the info.plist files or not? you might be using some services whose permission strings are not included in the info.plist file. iTunes doesn't show any warning/error but builds get rejected after successfull upload.
– Mr.Kushwaha
2 days ago
Yes, I verified. Actually, it was due to cocoa pods and I don't know why. Updating cocoa pods from pods app did the job...
– Smn Khan
yesterday
Yes, I verified. Actually, it was due to cocoa pods and I don't know why. Updating cocoa pods from pods app did the job...
– Smn Khan
yesterday
I want to mark this Question Solved, I don't know how to do that. Suggestion please
– Smn Khan
yesterday
I want to mark this Question Solved, I don't know how to do that. Suggestion please
– Smn Khan
yesterday
As you have solved the issues on your own, I suggest you post a solution as an answer that worked for you and then accepts that answer to close the question.
– Mr.Kushwaha
22 hours ago
As you have solved the issues on your own, I suggest you post a solution as an answer that worked for you and then accepts that answer to close the question.
– Mr.Kushwaha
22 hours ago
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Have you verified the permission strings are included in the info.plist files or not? you might be using some services whose permission strings are not included in the info.plist file. iTunes doesn't show any warning/error but builds get rejected after successfull upload.
– Mr.Kushwaha
2 days ago
Yes, I verified. Actually, it was due to cocoa pods and I don't know why. Updating cocoa pods from pods app did the job...
– Smn Khan
yesterday
I want to mark this Question Solved, I don't know how to do that. Suggestion please
– Smn Khan
yesterday
As you have solved the issues on your own, I suggest you post a solution as an answer that worked for you and then accepts that answer to close the question.
– Mr.Kushwaha
22 hours ago