We've got some old apps in the iOS store. I cannot remember if they were built for 64 bit. Is there some way to determine if an ipa is 64 bit?
Or does iTunes Connect show that information for the binary. I don't have access to iTunes Connect, I'm just the programmer.
info.plist just says armv7, but they were submitted after the 64 bit support date; how is that possible?
If you unzip the ipa and look in its Contents subdirectory, you can run
lipo -info
or
lipo -detailed_info
on the binary executable from the Terminal command line.
>they were submitted after the 64 bit support date; how is that possible?
64-bit support is not yet mandated. Might happen any time now, tho?
There must be an easier way. Why is this information not displayed in binary details in iTunes Connect? As a developer it would be nice to get a request from Apple that tells me what apps that needs to be updated with 64 bit. I tried to reinstall my apps, but the warning does not show a 2nd time.
I'm in the same boat. Did you ever find a solution for this??
