iOS Question iTunes Connect Uploader problem

[cooperlegend]

With version 4.0 of B4i I am getting an issue with uploading the .ipa file (no archive.zip now produced)

it reports

"This bundle is invalid. The IPA format requires a top-level directory named Payload, containing only a .app bundle and optional plugins in a Plugins directory.

Any ideas?

 

[tufanv]

With version 4.0 of B4i I am getting an issue with uploading the .ipa file (no archive.zip now produced)

it reports

"This bundle is invalid. The IPA format requires a top-level directory named Payload, containing only a .app bundle and optional plugins in a Plugins directory.

Any ideas?

check this :
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...ed-payload-containing-only.79279/#post-504221

you may be using non-store provision file.

 

[cooperlegend]

I am only using an iOS Distribution profile

This was uploading fine until I upgraded to 4.0 and it started producing the nnnnnnnnn.ipa file instead of the archive.zip file

I have no idea why this is failing, all good code, tested and built using the hosted builder

 

[Erel]

Please compile your app and post the full text from the compilation window.

 

[cooperlegend]

B4i version: 4.00
Parsing code. (0.06s)
Compiling code. (0.19s)
Compiling layouts code. (0.02s)
Building Xcode project (0.10s)
Sending data to remote compiler. (18.91s)
Application compiled with non-store provision profile.
Completed successfully.
Make sure that B4i-Bridge is started (192.168.1.90).
Manually launch the app after installation.

OK, It says non-store, how come?
Where is it picking this up from?

 

[cooperlegend]

OK, just re-created all the Apple certificates from scratch (again - third time) and now the archive file is being generated once again and uploads just fine.

No idea how this happened, All I did was upgrade B4i I haven't touched the App certificates since 2016 ?!?!??!?

 

[tufanv]

I experienced exactly the same situation. Don't know why , I just needed to create all provision files again with 4.0.

 

[Erel]

Not sure why was it needed. Anyway the compiler tells you whether it is a store provision profile or not.