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I have been thru all the posts on this one and nothing seems to help. No matter what changes I make or anything else I do, I am getting this:
Most of the (old) answers seem to revolve around 'changing the applications status to waiting for upload.' However in the new iTunes connect you cannot change the status manually as far as I can see.
Things I have done:
I am using Xcode 6.3.1.
I know I am missing something somewhere. I have other apps on the appstore, so I am not a complete noob, but this is my first one under the new iTunes connect. I know I am missing something but I am tired of beating my head against this wall, so I was hoping the SO community could help.
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The ending should be some variant of your app's name for readability. (It can actually be whatever you want, as long as all of your apps have different ones.)
In the Apple App Store, the Bundle ID serves as a resource that represents the app's unique identifier that you can register, modify, and delete. It allows you to connect third-party services offered by Apple such as “Health, Apple Pay and In-App Purchases”.
Seems like all I needed to do was to walk away. I hadn't received a response to the question yet, so I decided to refocus on the problem ... solved it within 30 seconds.
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Answer (for me):
Basically, iTunes Connect (http://itunesconnect.apple.com) is the receiver of your App bundle when you use the Xcode Uploader utility (in Observer). So unless you have an App with the same bundle identifier created in the iTunes Connect web dashboard, you'll never be able to upload a build. Creating an App on the dashboard is easy, follow these steps from the iTunes home screen:
Hope this helps someone ...
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I had same problem. I was logged in with an old user in Application Loader. What I did to solve it was:
Then I could upload a new version of my application with any trouble.
Hope it helps.
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