1

While I'm pushing iOS application to TestFlight, every time I see error message status changed to invalid binary. I've listed steps below what I performed while pushing the build to TestFlight .

  1. Clean build in Xcode
  2. Archive the build by incrementing the build number
  3. In Archive window, Validate the build and once validation is success
  4. Click Distribute App to "App store connect"
  5. Followed all steps appears until "upload" button shown
  6. Click on Upload button
  7. Xcode shows build uploaded successfully
  8. Logon to Appstore connect account
  9. Under the TestFlight , I can see latest build is processing
  10. After ~5 minutes I no longer see my latest build which was showing processing few minutes ago. In my iPad (I've installed AppStoreConnect application), I received notification that status changed to invalid binary.

I had submitted plenty of builds under the same developer account to TestFlight without any issues in the past, but since a week I'm getting this issue. I don't receive any mail from Apple as well why my binary status changed to invalid binary. I also tried my old codebase which I had submitted earlier without any issues to same TestFlight account, still the issue remains same with no clue.

Environment details

  • Xcode 11.3
  • App OS version 13.0
  • Mac OS version 10.14.6
  • My Apple developer account is active and valid.

If any of you have noticed this issue, help on resolving this issue. Thanks in advance

AskIOS
  • 918
  • 7
  • 19
  • any progress on this? I am experiencing the exact same issue with XCode 11.4. – MikeyE Sep 07 '20 at 07:41
  • 1
    No @MikeyE, its still unresolved. We are working with Apple on the same. Let me know if you find any solution. – AskIOS Sep 07 '20 at 07:59
  • I was able to solve my problem. In my case, I had failed to read the emails sent by Apple's system. One indicated my app includes a geo location data file, but is not marked as a navigation type app. When I removed the geo location data file and re-submitted it worked without error. – MikeyE Sep 07 '20 at 20:24

0 Answers0