Using Xcode 9.
This is the same profile used to archive and it is an app store profile.
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The profiles resource represents the provisioning profiles that allow you to install apps on your iOS devices or Mac. You can create and delete provisioning profiles, and download them to sign your code. Provisioning profiles include signing certificates, device identifiers, and a bundle ID.
A Distribution Provisioning Profile is a combination of your App ID and Distribution Certificates. It authorizes your app to use particular services (like Push Notifications) and ensures that your app is submitted by you.
Select Xcode > Preferences from the navigation bar. At the top of the window select Accounts . Select your Apple ID and your team, then select Download Manual Profiles . Go to ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles/ and your profiles should be there.
App groups allow multiple apps produced by a single development team to access shared containers and communicate using interprocess communication (IPC). Apps may belong to one or more app groups. For iOS, format the identifier as follows: group.<group name>
Just had the same issue
All you need to do is to delete your provisioning profile and create another one on Apple Developer site.
If all else fails try using the Application Loader. I almost just default to the Application Loader nowadays with how ridiculously buggy the Xcode upload process is version after version.
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