I had this exact issue using Yosemite with Xcode 6.1 and using Objective C. I also got a warning on validation saying you can’t upload an app created with a beta version of Xcode, which 6.1 is at the time of writing this. I trashed Xcode 6.1 by dragging it to the trash form Finder … Read more
The same thing happens for me, for three separate sandbox users which were created before iOS 11 release. (The problem seems prevalent on iOS 11, there are posts on reddit and apple forums reporting this issue) It seems creating new fresh sandbox user is the way to go. Sandbox users created after iOS 11 release … Read more
Apple has replied that this is a known issue with Xcode 7.3 and Bitcode. So, I disabled including Bitcode uploading with the binary and it successfully processed!: You do not need to disable it for the entire project, but it works that way too (tested with both project Bitcode enabled/disabled with Bitcode upload inclusion disabled). … Read more
In the iTunes Connect’s > Pricing and Availability section you can easily switch between Available in all territories or Availability regions (0 of 175 countries or regions) Remove from sale After selecting the right one you can just hit the Save button. It will not be removed or added immediately, it takes some time to … Read more
If you need to push a critical bug-fix to AppStore (either Mac or iOS), you may ask Apple for an Expedited Review Process. You may do so here: Request an Expedited App Review
External Testers can only test builds that have passed Apple’s Beta Review process (similar to the App Store Review process). Each new version of the App must go through this process, however subsequent builds for the same version will not require review once the initial review process succeeds. Internal Testers do not have this limitation. … Read more
iTunesConnect doesn’t allow letters in the version numbers. I don’t know if this is new with the TestFlight integration or if it’s been like that for a while. We used to use letters in our version numbers to denote internal builds. Guess we aren’t anymore.
Discovered the answer, the key was to go on iTunes Connect > My Apps > TestFlight > Any Group > Builds, and then submitted it via adding a new build in there.
You have to upload a binary for your new App. Then, you wait ~5-20 min while processing and select the plus button and select a binary and save. After that you may Submit for Review. If it takes longer than ~25 min try uploading the binary again.
FYI. Apple thinks 1.11 > 1.2, so if you are going from 1.11 to 1.2 you need to go all the way to 1.20. Enjoy.