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Yeah, this is the type answer I was semi expecting, but there's a difference between previous XCode/iOS releases and this years releases.Previously we could test the product that the end user receives. This is no longer the case.Now, the functionality of XCode is basically split across the developers side and Apple's side.I'd like to have more to go on than a hope and a prayer that our code works after running through the black box that is the bitcode compilation process.

I understand, but there is no indication things will change concerning the use of release tools only. Betas are still betas.As usual, if you'd like so see something different, feel free to submit a request via Report Bugs◅▻

The plot thickens!We re-genereated all of our certificates to ensure they were swift compliant.Now we have a new error:Program specified by service does not contain one of the requested architectures: 16777228:arm64We have triple checked that both the parent app, extension and all linked frames are arm64 compliant (via Archictures -> Standard Architectures).Any ideas?

MarcWolf, Please have a look at your application list and see how many are setup for background updates. Also, you may want to try doing a restore of iOS 9 Beta on top of your existing install. If backup is working with iTunes you can optionally wipe and restore as well. Home at 76% is definitely not right. You very likely have some background data processes going on. Another thing to consider is how many and what type of email accounts do you have loaded? (IMAP, Exchange, Gmail, Yahoo etc.) Would you mind sharing that? Thanks!

Hi Haymac, According to Yahoo's terms and services for their Weather API it is only licensed for non-commercial use through the developer portal. However, you can submit a request to Yahoo for commercial use of the API. Here is the link: http://ypdb.force.com/YDN/WeatherAPIcommercialrequest Also the source where you can find this link on Yahoo's Developer Support pages: https://developer.yahoo.com/weather/documentation.html (Scroll to the bottom of the page above and look at the second to last section titled Commercial Use.Good luck!

Thanks Justin,The watchkit extension does indeed have arm64 set as a valid architecture (+ armv7 and armv7s), along with the parent application and all linked frameworks.Again, the sequences of events from the console logs on launch (XXX is our bundle id):6/18/15, 10:47:28 PM pkd[4784]: assigning plug-in XXX(1.0) to plugin sandbox 6/18/15, 10:47:28 PM pkd[4784]: enabling pid=4783 for plug-in XXX(1.0) /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/XXX.app/PlugIns/XXX.appex 6/18/15, 10:47:28 PM com.apple.xpc.launchd[1]: Program specified by service does not contain one of the requested architectures: 16777228:arm64 6/18/15, 10:47:28 PM companionappd[4783]: plugin XXX interrupted 6/18/15, 10:47:28 PM companionappd[4783]: Hub connection error Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4097 The operation couldn’t be completed. (Cocoa error 4097.) (connection to service named XXX.watchkitextension) UserInfo=0x15deac160 {NSDebugDescription=connection to service named XXX.watchkitextension} 6/18/15, 10:47:28 PM

HI KVCE,I'm having the same problemfor the last day or so. It used to change to indicate that it was processing the upload before, but for the last 24 hours at least it's stuck. My zip is a bit larger at 400MB but it's still shouldn't take this long.Sorry, I don't have any answers.Dave