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Is it OK if Flutter app in Xcode's archive is named Runner?

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After following the instructions on https://flutter.dev/docs/deployment/ios I came to the point, where I create app archive in Xcode (Xcode: Product > Archive). My app in archive is named Runner, although this is not its name.

Is this expected in Flutter or should app in archive be named according to its Display Name?

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MayJ Avatar asked Apr 10 '19 18:04

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It is expected, nothing to worry about, just like when you build the release version for Android, you get the apk file name as app-releases.apk, similarly you get Runner.ipa for iOS and it doesn't mean your app named got changed. It is there in the bundle.

So, you are good and everything is OK.

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CopsOnRoad Avatar answered Oct 03 '22 01:10

CopsOnRoad