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Could Bitcode cause problems running on a device as far as you are aware? It looks like disabling Bitcode generation and setting it to marker-only (and unchecking the rebuild from bitcode option in Archive) resolves the issue.Interestingly enough, "normal" compilation does not work with bitcode since our version of libReact.a was not compiled with full bitcode. Archiving seems to ignore this issue even though rebuild from bitcode is turned on, but an app built with bitcode won't install on the device.
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Another new development (giving these in real-time, my apologies as I want to save your time on responding).Application installed from my archived IPA on a non-supervised device. I'm going to try supervising the device now and trying again.
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I missed this before. There are 4 Entitlements, although the app is still building correctly. (Not sure if you can see attached screen shot: get-task-allow, com.apple.developer.team-identifier, application-identifier, keychain-access-groups)
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Sure thing. This is what I have been doing. I build for generic iOS device and archive. That works. I then try to install the IPA via Apple Configurator 2 and get the "application is invalid" error in my first post.
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App installs and successfully runs when building for the device specifically from XCode.Thanks for your reply, but since we are only having issues when distributing to the device via Apple Configurator 2, we may submit a technical support request at this point.
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XCode.Scheme target -> generic iOS devicefrom the ℹ info box on the selected provisioning profile, App ID matches Bundle IDShould not have any app extensions.The iOS device is connected to the internet when trying to install. It is on WiFi, and even off of WiFi, these iPads have LTE enabled so they are always online.