Anyone publish to app store with 0.6.2?

jhaas

I'm totally getting nailed with a bundle identifier error in iTunes under the new system.

My distProfile is set up with 10 numbers...999999999.*

Thus in xcode my bundle identifier has always been simply - "appname".

In GS I enter "appname" in the bundle identifier and when uploading to iTunes I get...

The binary you uploaded was invalid. The application-identifier entitlement is not formatted correctly; it should contain your 10-character App ID Seed, followed by a dot, followed by your bundle identifier.

So for round two I made my GS bundle identifier "9999999999.appname". Same error.

Help.

jhaas

What format did you use for your bundle identifier?

superNES

Are you literally using 999999999? If so, I'd suggest letting Apple's automated system assign a value (Generate New). Can you also try not using a wildcard? Your bundle identifier should look like xxxxxxxxxx.companyname.appname

jhaas

No the 9's represent the numbers I pulled from my distProfile. My app identifier is 10 characters followed by an *. Like 9999999999.*

Because of this I always just put "appname" in the bundle identifier in xcode.

So based on that what should I use in GS for my bundle id?

superNES

As long as you don't have a wildcard, GS should automatically fill out the bundle identifier for you. Replace the wildcard with "companyname.appname" format in your Distribution profile and try again.

jhaas

BeyondtheTech

Am I to understand that each application has to have its own App ID, and therefore its own Distribution Profile?

JGary321

yup

jonmulcahy

yea, I was used to having a single Distribution Profile with an asterix as the App ID, I could build all my apps without ever worrying about app ids or new profiles. Once GS switched to download the app instead of xCode, that stopped working.