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On my app developer site I created a an app ID of org.myorg.54Miles My apps name is 54Miles.

In XCode my product name is set to 54Miles under my Build Settings - but it makes my bundle identifier under the general "org.sd54.-4Miles"

Any idea why this is? It's causing me to not be able to archive the app and get it distributed because the AppID doesn't match the bundle ID in xcode.

I want it to read: org.sd54.54Miles - but currently I cannot get it to stop reading org.sd54.-4Miles

Cannot figure it out!

Hanny
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  • Check the settings in Xcode and manually override the bundle ID if it's not what you want. – Droppy Oct 23 '14 at 14:37
  • Anyway to do that without manually overriding the settings? I would prefer to not make things static that I don't have to, just in the event of future releases or other issues it might trickle down to. – Hanny Oct 23 '14 at 14:38
  • Well check it first. If it's incorrect in Xcode then it will be incorrect in the app bundle. – Droppy Oct 23 '14 at 14:39
  • Well under Buildsettings->Packing it says Product Name: 54Miles ; However, under General->Bundle Identifier it says: 'org.myorg.-4Miles', it's correct in product name, but for some reason it's removing the leading number and replacing it with '-' – Hanny Oct 23 '14 at 14:41

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I ended up just leaving the bundle ID as it was since apparently Apple has a problem leading with digits in the bundle identifier.

So I just created a new App ID in the developer site to match it. I have since been able to deploy it without issue.

Hanny
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