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I am building an iOS application with Apache Cordova Tools for Visual Studio and I have built my Application correctly and i have gotten it through the exporting to xCode process, Archiving, and submitting to the App Store. I thought it was finally done until i got this error when trying to submit to the App Store:

Apps and app updates submitted to the App Store must be built with Xcode 5.1.1 or later, and iOS 7 SDK. Invalid sdk value. The value provided for the sdk portion of LC_VERSION_MIN_IPHONEOS in ****APP NAME**** is 9.0 which is greater than the maximum allowed value of 8.4.

I understand that this means i need to change this variable to a number below 8.4 but i can't find where in the project this value is set. If anyone could let me know how to modify this variable through Visual Studio or through an xCode file i would greatly appreciate it.

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  • What version did you select for "Target iOS Version" in the config.xml designer? I suspect a value of 9 may not be allowed there yet. – Chuck Lantz Aug 04 '15 at 00:09

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Figured out my mistake. This was my first time publishing an iOS application so i thought downloading the latest version of xCode would be the best environment to develop in but the latest version turned out to be a BETA version of the software so publishing was not supported. After downgrading back to the most recent non-BETA verison of xCode i was able to submit the Application.

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    In other words, if you're running a newly released version of Xcode (even of it's a public release), that comes with an SDK for an iOS version that isn't out yet, you'll get this error. – jorisw Dec 13 '16 at 11:54