Can a Mac running El Capitan be used to submit apps to app store?

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sbDavidM OP
Created Jul ’15
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I don't see a specific statement in Apple documentation.


I've upgraded a system to El Capitan that already had Xcode 6.4 installed. Now it says Xcode needs to be upgraded to the current version, but it is the current version. If I upgrade it to Xcode 7 doesn't that mean I can no longer submit builds to the app store?


Sounds like you can not upgrade to El Capitan and submit apps to the app store but I want to make sure.


As far as I can tell, sounds like I can't try any of the beta code this time around because of various dependencies between Watch OS 2, iOS 9, El Capitan and Swift 2.0. Upgraded any one of those means I don't have a way to submit apps to the app store.


Are I missing something?


Thanks

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HyperNovaSoftware OP
Jul ’15

You can't submit binaries to the App Store using any type of Beta software.

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donarb OP
Jul ’15

Why would you want to? How would you know if a buggy beta OS didn't introduce errors into your binary, such as an updated zip or encryption program that packages your upload?

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rromanchuk OP
Aug ’15

Xcode6.4 is no longer supported in El Capitan.

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