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When trying to upload my app, I get the error: "You must supply a CFBundleIdentifier for this request". The identifiers (UTI format) in info.plist, "General Identity", iTunesConnect and App ID (Apple Developer) are all similar.
When getting the CFBundleIdentifier in applicationdidFinishLaunchingWithOptions: I get the same result.
I have changed the project name, maybe it has something to do with that?
Any suggestions? Thanks!
Info.plist
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Choose Product from the top menu and click on Archive. The Xcode Organizer will launch, displaying any archives you've created in the past. Make sure the current build is selected and click on Upload to App Store in the right-hand panel. Select your credentials and click Choose.
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I was getting this error when free space in my mac hard disk was low
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I got the same error. In my case, the .ipa was put inside a folder. But, since i used the file-extension ".ipa" when Xcode asked me to where to put the output, the file was put inside a package. Once i exported the archive again and only used a name for the output everything worked fine.
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