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I'm working on my first app to get a feel for how adding google ads works (it's just a basic front facing flashlight app) and when i create a bundle ID, I get this error: error image

My bundle ID is "com.dadams.Front-facing-LCD-Flashlight", and i do not believe it contains any characters that would not be allowed.

Any help would be appreciated :)

rmaddy
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I think Xcode is adding dashes where invalid characters are appearing. Spaces are not allowed in a bundle identifier, so Xcode is adding the dashes where the spaces are. Try getting rid of them and cleaning the project.

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Your bundle Identifier is com.dadam.Front-facing LCD Flashlight according to the image you posted. Try your bundel Identifier without the "-". You are only allowed to use alpha numeric characters.

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Bundle identifiers must be UTI compliant.

From the documentation:

The UTI Character Set

A uniform type identifier is a Unicode string that usually contains characters in the ASCII character set. However, only a subset of the ASCII characters are permitted. You may use the Roman alphabet in upper and lower case (A–Z, a–z), the digits 0 through 9, the dot (“.”), and the hyphen (“-”). This restriction is based on DNS name restrictions, set forth in RFC 1035.

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  • My bundle identifier follows all of these guidelines, though. There is nothing inside it that would go against it being UTI compliant. What I think Xcode thinks is that there is a bunch of blank space after my bundle ID inside info.plist, but i checked and there is not any. – David Adams Jul 31 '17 at 14:24