iTunes Connect CFBundleShortVersionShort must contain a higher version

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kael2002 OP

Created Oct ’15

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Today Xcode is giving me problems when attempting to upload a build to iTunes connect. It's giving me the following errors:

- ERROR ITMS-90062: "This bundle is invalid. The value for key CFBundleShortVersionString [1.0.0] in the Info.plist flie must contain a higher version than that of the previously approved version [1.2.2]."

- ERROR ITMS-90062: "This bundle is invalid. The value for key CFBundleShortVersionString [0.5.1] in the Info.plist flie must contain a higher version than that of the previously approved version [1.2.2]."

What's very strange is my application's

CFBundleVersionShortVersionString

is

2.0.0

. I uploaded a build to TestFlight yesterday and it worked just fine. Then I did a search for

CFBundleVersionShortVersionString

, and I found a

1.0.0

and

0.5.1

, but they were in the

info.plist

in the Pods. Why is this error all of a sudden appearing? I know I'm not supposed to change anything in the Pods. Has anyone come across this issue and if so how can you fix this?

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Answer 1

gbarcena OP

Oct ’15

I am having the same issue and this other post is the same issue https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/23581

I am thinking about going through the xcarchive and updating the CFBundleShortVersionString to my current version in all the pods but that is not an ideal solution.

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Answer 2

petera650 OP

Oct ’15

I have the same problem. I called iTunes Connect support. The errors showed up in emails first (no failure during upload), then started getting same error at upload. Did you update CocoaPods since your last successfully uploaded build?

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Answer 3

kael2002 OP

Oct ’15

Thanks I might try that. I was hoping there would be another way than to touch any of the other third party library files.

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Answer 4

kael2002 OP

Oct ’15

When the error first occured, I did not update CocoaPods since my last successful uploaded build. I then updated it, and the error still occured.

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Answer 5

petera650 OP

Oct ’15

I was able to upload fine with XCode 7.0.1 two weeks ago, as well as yesterday. My first upload this morning failed asynchronously (got email instead of XCode error), so I'm 100% convinced this is an iTunes Connect bug and it was deployed some time between yesterday and this morning ~10 PDT.

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Answer 6

KanyeWest OP

Oct ’15

Same ... more bugs plague iTunes Connect.

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