From the Apple User Guide for the Financial Reports (available at bottom of iTunes Connect page): We do not store or regenerate the data after the periods have expired (14 rolling days and 13 rolling weeks); you will need to download and store this data on a regular basis if you intend to use it … Read more
Yes, this is perfectly normal. You just have to wait for it to finish processing (can take a few minutes or a few hours depending on Apple’s traffic). Once it is done processing, it will appear in that builds section and you can select it as the version you want to submit. This is the … Read more
Based on baptr’s answer, I have developed this shell script that codesigns all my frameworks and other binary resources/auxiliary executables (currently supported types: dylib, bundle, and login items): #!/bin/sh # WARNING: You may have to run Clean in Xcode after changing CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY! # Verify that $CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY is set if [ -z “${CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY}” ] ; then … Read more
If you are not on your Mac, you can get it through the iTunes connect website. Login to App Store Connect (https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/) Get output (JSON) from (https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/WebObjects/iTunesConnect.woa/ra/user/detail) You can now get your iTunes Connect ids from the associatedAccounts array with the different contentProvider objects – the entry named contentProviderId reflects the iTunes Connect id, lookup … Read more
It means that a user of the app can access any URL. The issue is parental controls. If the parent has restricted web access an app that allows unlimited access, that is access to any site the user chooses then the parental controls are subverted. Once Apple provided parental controls that caused a ripple effect … Read more
@sarnold Turning your comment into an answer because it worked for me. Two Separate Websites Apparently for historical and organizational reasons, Apple operates their developer and app store business in a bifurcated manner. developer.apple.com The web site for all the technical resources, including documentation, WWDC videos and such. itunesconnect.apple.com This completely separate web site handles … Read more
If you have a ready app, 1) Choose “generic iOS device” (don’t choose any other devices connected or a simulator) 2) Go to Product –> Archive 3) If everything is fine, it should open the archive in the Organizer – there you can change the name of your upload if you wish. When ready click … Read more
The issue was caused by two expired Apple certificates1. Solution is to Go to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles Open the provision profile Press Edit in the top right Press Save without making any changes This will regenerate the profile with the correct CAs. Now delete the ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles folder and let xcode redownload the profiles … Read more
You can’t delete old uploaded build: you have to upload new build with a new build version (== Bundle version in plist). For example, if your current build version is 1.3, archive & upload a new build with an incremented build version like 1.3.1: