ITMS-90158

The ERROR ITMS- 90096: “Your binary is not optimized for iPhone 5 ……” is SOLVED! I had my splash images in a folder. Once I took them out of the folder and put them in the same directory as the project I was didn't receive the error anymore. The problem for the ERROR ITMS- 90163: “Invalid Code Signing Entitlements error was that a development AND production provisioning profile was using the same App ID. Once I created and paired a separate app ID for the development and production provisioning profile the problem was solved. PROBLEM SOLVED.

same issue.ERROR ITMS-90034: Missing or invalid signature. The bundle 'com.xxx.xxx' at bundle path 'Payload/xxx.app' is not signed using an Apple submission certificate.what's the soluction?

I had the same problem, tried with Application Loader that told me it was :ERROR ITMS-90062: This bundle is invalid. The value for key CFBundleShortVersionString [3.1] in the Info.plist file must contain a higher version than that of the previously approved version [3.1].Update your app version and try again with Application Loader, worked for me.

Oh, OK, that makes sense. I would think that you are correct, that if your certificate's chain goes back to one of those, you should be OK. Did you make sure the url parameter in your itms-services:// link starts with https?

I am having a similar problem.I have successfully uploaded about 30 in-app purchase packages of Apple-hosted content using Application Loader, targeting an iOS app. However, once I added 5 iPad Pro screenshots to my iOS app description in iTunesConnect, I get 5 ITMS-3000 errors that reference these screenshots. Here is one example:ERROR: ERROR ITMS-3000: Line 107 column 97: value of attribute display_target is invalid; must be equal to Mac, iOS-3.5-in, iOS-4-in, iOS-4.7-in, iOS-5.5-in, iOS-Apple-Watch or iOS-iPad at XPath/package/software/software_metadata/versions/version/locales/locale/software_screenshots/software_screenshot[10]I submitted a full report with screenshots and an Application Loader log file to the support people at iTunesConnect. After speaking with 3 different people during the course of nearly a week, I was directed to submit a support request to Apple Developer Technical Support.I got a reply within hours from ADTS directing me to submit a bug report instead, which I have

I want to correct one thing that I said and add additional information.The problem is an XML file (not a plist) called metadata.xml which is found inside the ITMSP file that Application Loader creates and attempts to send to the iTunesConnect Server. This file contains the meta data from the app record, including screen-shot information.In my case, we posted 5 regular iPad screenshots with our app and 5 iPad Pro screenshots. The iPad Pro screenshots do not appear in the App Store when you view our product. However, this ITMSP file knows that the files are in our app record in iTunesConnect.This evening, I attempted to delete the offending lines of the metadata.xml file. This technique worked for me back in December when our app had not yet been submitted for approval. Now that our app has been approved for sale, my hack no longer works. I now get an error message saying the the screenshots cannot be changed:Error ITMS-4029: Version '1.0', Locale 'en-US': software_screenshots cannot be edited in the c

Maybe this can helpERROR ITMS-90168: The binary you uploaded was invalid. DBG-X: The error code is: 1102 INFO: Done performing authentication.