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I was experiencing the exact same thing when I upgraded. It kept telling me that there was not enough space available on the Apple Watch for the 3rd party apps. I then performed a hard reset: Crown and contacts button pressed together. After it restarted I was able to install the remaining 3rd party apps. Hope that helps. Giulio

Resolved.Turns out this was due to a 3rd party framework. I removed the framework from the project and the binary submitted successfully after that. I'm not sure what Apple changed, but this was a huge headache to debug with absolutely no useful information regarding the actual issue.

I had this same exact issue. My specific issue was related to a 3rd party framework I was including in the project. Once I removed the framework, my submission went through successfully and did not get kicked into the Invalid Binary state. I'm not sure exactly what changed with regards to the validation process by Apple, but this was extremely frusterating. Hope this helps!

Found a solution that worked for me:Yes. First, download gdisk (URL in the OP) and run the installer package. Then run gdisk from a terminal window and run the v (verify command). If verify indicates no problems, then you're good to go and can just type q to quit. However, if it shows something like this, then you have the problem:sudo gdisk /dev/disk0Command (? for help): vWarning! Mismatched GPT and MBR partition! MBR partition 4, of type 0x07, has no corresponding GPT partition! You may continue, but this condition might cause data loss in the future!Identified 1 problems!Next, display the MBR partition table and make note of the start and end sectors for your BOOTCAMP partition. This should be partition 4 unless you've added additional partition(s), which is not officially supported by Boot Camp. It should show something like this:Command (? for help): rRecovery/transformation command (? for help): oDisk size is 1953525168 sectors (931.5 GiB)MBR disk identifier: 0x7C170CB2MBR partitions:Number Boot Start

Found a solution that worked for me:Yes. First, download gdisk (URL in the OP) and run the installer package. Then run gdisk from a terminal window and run the v (verify command). If verify indicates no problems, then you're good to go and can just type q to quit. However, if it shows something like this, then you have the problem:sudo gdisk /dev/disk0Command (? for help): vWarning! Mismatched GPT and MBR partition! MBR partition 4, of type 0x07, has no corresponding GPT partition! You may continue, but this condition might cause data loss in the future!Identified 1 problems!Next, display the MBR partition table and make note of the start and end sectors for your BOOTCAMP partition. This should be partition 4 unless you've added additional partition(s), which is not officially supported by Boot Camp. It should show something like this:Command (? for help): rRecovery/transformation command (? for help): oDisk size is 1953525168 sectors (931.5 GiB)MBR disk identifier: 0x7C170CB2MBR partitions:Number Boot Start

I have the same problem.I just renewed my developer account and wanted to download Xcode 7 beta --> Redirection to My Apple IDTried to click on: Verification email sent. Resend >But this does not workI see no other possibility to verify my primary e-mail and I do not see a possibility to change my primary e-mail.Any help is appreciated

Apple is a user, just like us, when it comes to their contractor supplied forum software, which is typically from JIVE Software (Portland). JIVE tends to supply for Windows and open source, so when it comes to migrating anything, that's another checkbox on the option li$t. Witness the old forums now archived and locked. That option is carries the least overhead and co$t, after all.Migrating comments with intact threads from one format to another is rarely trivial/pretty, especially when the source is old and the new format is yet again proprietary. Migrating users is same only different.And since the old rep counter was broken...good riddance, I say. I've lost track of how many times I've seen counters restart for various Apple forums, so it's just another day online for me.The drivers for new forum software never included much value from old threads which primarily dealt with outdated code, tools, diluted/duplicate threads, etc. I suspect emphasis was placed on search, where users are nudge

I am having the same problem. Can someone from Apple please explain why?

Expedited reviews are not an answer. Apple just doesn't care. Reviews just hurt eco system and do nothing to keep the trash out. Be the hero that none of us are and release on google play first.