ITunes Connect does not show my downloaded IPA

Question

I want to add a new version for my iOS application. I created a new tab for my application in iTunes Connect, installed the required information and saved it. Then I go to Xcode and create the archive, validate it and click submit for the Appstore.

After a few minutes, the process will complete successfully, but there is no iTunes Connect build in it, and I can’t send feedback. In the assembly section, he continues to say: "Submit your assemblies using Xcode 5.1.1 or later or Application Loader 3.0 or later."

What is the problem?

Answer 1

For those who downloaded their application through Xcode, but don’t see it under the “Build” heading in the “Application Store” tab, follow these steps:

Go to the Activity tab and it will display a list of assemblies for your application. You should see the application that you just downloaded in this list, and it will say that it (Processing) .

Wait about 15-20 minutes to process it, and then you can continue listing your application.

Answer 2

Go to the iTunes tab → Preerelease, then you can see your downloaded assembly. This will be the processing state. Please give him 15 minutes and he will be ready to add from the tab Application Version → Build.

Answer 3

If we download from Xcode 8, we need to check whether any privacy keys will be added to info.plist .

Like, NSCameraUsageDescription , NSPhotoLibraryUsageDescription , NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription , NSLocationAlwaysUsageDescription .

In my application, I missed adding NSCalendarsUsageDescription .

We must also add a description for the key. If not, the assembly will not appear in itunesconnect.

Hope this helps someone.

Answer 4

Make sure you are not using Xcode Beta. For newer versions of Xcode, it expects you to archive and download using the stable version. Hope this helps.

Answer 5

I ran into a similar problem, my solution is to use Application Loader and it works for me.

Answer 6

If you added a camera and gallery after receiving permission in your application, add NSCameraUsageDescription and NSPhotoLibraryUsageDescription to the info.plist file