Hi, I just started seeing this error (without change in assets) in a testflight submission (we have iOS10-only code) - this is the full message (from XCode8)
"ERROR ITMS-906832: "Invalid Bundle. The aseet catalog at 'Paylod/XXXX/Assets.car' can't contain 16-but or P3 assets if the app supports iOS 8 or earlier"
I can submit by disabling iOS8 but need to know if this is a temporary error, or something wrong in our assets.
Thank you
I also have this. Just plain ObjC app with several Swift 3 classes.
bug 28298621
lowering to 8.2 helped.
OK, iTunes Connect has been updated and this case (an iOS 10 app containing a watchOS 3.0 app) should not fail validation. Please try submitting again and let us know what happens.
Can you describe what your app is, what the Deployment Targets are of the various pieces (parent app and any extensions), and what specific extensions you have included? We just did an update last night that fixed a case of having watchOS 3 apps, so I'm trying to figure out if that's what this case is or if there's yet another issue.
Getting a bug report filed with a copy of your .ipa attached would be helpful.
Sadly it was just blind luck. Looked through all my images (we have a lot) and saw one with a differnet color space then the others. However the image itself isnt a 16-bit or P3 so the error was misleading.
This is still happening to me.
I have verified there are no P3 assets in Assets.car via the export to JSON method. My application is a Universal (iPhone and iPad) app and I have tried both deployment targets 8.1 and 8.2. I am using Swift 2.3, Xcode 8 (8A218a). The application uploaded fine (last Saturday) with Xcode 7 prior to todays Swift 2.3 upgrade with the same Assets.
I still have a substantial userbase on iOS 8 and cannot drop support for that OS yet.
Please get a bug report filed, attach your .ipa, and post your bug number here.
I now manage to upload the build using Organiser. However, when submitting for review from iTunes Connect I get the following error:
ITC.apps.assetvalidation.ASSET_CATALOG_CONTAINS_GAMUT_NOT_SUPPORTED.error.message
Thanks. Bug report: 28306396
Thanks upperlacon, but it looks like you're still in the state described by the "correct answer" at the top of this thread. Your app's main Assets.car file contains a number of images that have P3 specified as their DisplayGamut, which is not supported on iOS 8.1 (your minimum OS version). So this error message appears to be correctly flagging these issues. So follow the directions in the answer above and that'll show you the images that are problematic (there are 12 of them).
Thanks for your help.
Very weird, for the binary I created this morning (using build target 8.1) these assets are listed as sRGB in the JSON. The build I submitted with the bug report created tonight (deployment target 8.2) that gave me the same error now shows these as P3. I didn't think to run the JSON export again as I assumed it'd show the same.
Supporting 8.2 is fine for my case and I have now successfully uploaded to iTunes connect.
Could you give this one more shot? There was apparently an issue with the deployment yesterday, but hopefully it's fixed now.
This worked for me.
Spoke too soon. The binary uploaded (saw it as processing in ITC) but then I got a PUSH saying that the app had changed to binary invalid status and then it totally disappeared in ITC.
[UPDATE] Looks like I triggered another ITC check so it was correctly marked invalid.
28314971
thanks pdm, switching from 8.3 to 8.2 allowed me to pass validation, however we are using a 3rd party sdk that requires 8.3.
Do you anticipate 8.3 as a deployment target will be fixed on your end?
(realizing the alternative is to move min deployment to 9.x)
thanks,
Mike
The same problems here. Ticker number 28318690. Please help!
@Hmmka: In your bug you indicate that your Development Target is 8.3. Currently that won't work. You need to either go back to 8.2 or forward to 9.x.
I've updated the correct answer at the top of this thread to include this point about submitting with asset catalogs using a Deployment Target of either 8.3 or 8.4.
Thanks! It works!
> sudo xcrun --sdk iphoneos assetutil --info Assets.car > ~/Desktop/Assets.json
Assertion failed: (tokenCount < maxCountIncludingZeroTerminator - 1), function CUIRenditionKeySetValueForAttribute, file /BuildRoot/Library/Caches/com.apple.xbs/Sources/CoreUI_host/CoreUI-374.1.1/CoreTheme/ThemeStorage/CUIThemeRendition_Support.m, line 228.
[1] 59418 abort sudo xcrun --sdk iphoneos assetutil --info Assets.car > ~/Desktop/Assets.json
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Unfortunately, this is insufficient. None of the assets reported by assetutil are 16-bit or P3. All are compressed "lzvn", ColorModel "RGB", DisplayGamut "sRGB", Encoding "ARGB". I've tried uploading twice, but I always get the error.
Is this a bug in the Xcode GM seed, then?
Please file bugs with your .ipa attache so we can take a look and understand what's going on. A lot of what your describing sounds like the issues with having a deployment target set to 8.3 or 8.4. Is that the case?
It didn't work with macOS Sierra GM.
I tried with another computer with El Capitan and it worked.
I'm having the same issue. The only thing that changed in this update is I added a Sticker extension. All resources on the main app are the same images as before. Looking at the Assets.car, I do detect P3 images, but these images are old and have always shipped with the app without issue. Was this incompatiablility issue simply not enforced in previous versions of Xcode?
