In My case it was ibGoogleAnalytics_debug.a library. To find which library is using uniqueidentifier method, go to your project folder and type in: $ find . | grep -v .svn | grep “\.a” | grep -v “\.app” | xargs grep uniqueIdentifier I got this: Binary file ./My_Project/libGoogleAnalytics_debug.a matches
Got an answer from Apple Developer Technical Support which says it is a bug on Apple’s side. this is the suggested workaround below which did not work for me: To diagnose this issue, you should export the IPA you are sending to the App Store from Xcode. Since IPAs are zip files, you can decompress … Read more
The “Routing App Coverage File” is a GeoJSON file which describes the coverage area for a public transit routing application (to be used with iOS 6 Maps). The iTunes Connect Developers Guide says: Routing app coverage files are .geojson files which specify the geographic regions supported by your app. The file can have only one … Read more
If there are no errors and it just say, “There are one or more errors on page“ following can be solution. Click on “Pricing” tab and choose Price Tier as Free or your price and go to your app again and Submit, Cheers.
In Terminal: Go to the root folder of your project Type: grep -r advertisingIdentifier . (the dot at the end is critical) This will recursively check every file, and give you the name of the offending library. (in my case, it was Flurry)
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
I had the same problem, turns out that one of my libraries installed via bower includes a .sh file, which is not needed. I have just deleted the file and everything has been uploaded successfully. Seems like that Apple now enforces developers to have .sh files in their apps signed. As Cordova/Phonegap app don’t need … Read more
There are 3 ways I know. These are just some speculation, since I do not work in the Apple review team. 1. otool -L This will list all libraries the app has linked to. Something clearly you should not use, like IOKit and WebKit can be detected by this. 2. nm -u This will list … Read more
In iTunes connect, from ‘My apps’, select Click your application, then Make sure you are on the ‘Versions’ tab, and that the correct version is selected. Click ‘Remove this version from review’ located in the info bubble. See below
EDIT April 2019 : You now have to add these two keys, as spring 2019 has begun. Note that NSLocationAlwaysUsageDescription is now deprecated (since iOS 11) and has been replaced with NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription and NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription. If you want to support lower than iOS 11, you’ll have to use the three values. To sum up you have … Read more