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Im trying to upload my first app through Application Loader and Im getting this error:

ERROR ITMS-90190: "Invalid Info.plist Key. The key 'UISupportedDevices' in the Info.plist file is not valid."

I have no idea what it means and I can't find info or support in Apple documentation

My app has also an Apple Watch application target

Solved, It seems to be a problem with Apple's servers. They answered me now it's solved.

LPS
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I am assuming you are using Xcode 7. Do this.

  • make a backup of your info.plist file
  • open you info.plist file with TextEdit
  • Find xml node for UISupportedDevices
  • remove that entire node and save
  • Then do clean, build, re-archive and upload

I checked and there should not be any value called UISupportedDevices in your plist file. At least there isn't one if you create a brand new project in Xcode 7

Sam B
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  • The thing is I have checked I don't have any "UISupportedDevices" node in my info.plist....I don't know why app loader is showing me this error. My project was created in Xcode 6 I think...But it's compiling and everything's working. :/ (And yes, Im using Xcode 7.2.1) – LPS Feb 04 '16 at 00:57
  • Yes, everything will work except when it comes time to upload your binary to itunes. That's when it will complain. In one of your info.plist files in your project there is a value set. If you think its not then delete everything in your derived data folder, do build clean and try upload again – Sam B Feb 04 '16 at 00:59
  • Search for UISupportedDevices in all files - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10583099/xcode-search-text-in-all-files – Sam B Feb 04 '16 at 01:00
  • Yes, I have also searched all the project through Xcode looking for "'UISupportedDevices" but I got anything... I have tried deleting derived data folder and building again but same error :( – LPS Feb 04 '16 at 01:11
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Solved, It seems to be a problem with Apple's servers. They answered me now it's solved.

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