Thank you so much for your help—you literally saved my day! I really appreciate you taking the time to share your solution.

[quote='826785022, xubowen, /thread/775022?answerId=826785022#826785022, /profile/xubowen'] I solved this issue by recreating the Certificates and Profiles on the Apple Developer website [/quote] Hi, thanks for sharing your solution. Could you please list all the steps you took to recreate the certificates and profiles on the Apple Developer website? I suspect I might be missing something in my process. Also, did you upload the archive using those newly created certificates, or did you switch back to using automatic ones afterward? Did you have to remove any existing certificates to get it to work? Thanks a lot for your help!

Hi DTS Engineer, Thanks for your input. I have a couple of questions regarding your advice: Did you mean Xcode 16.3 beta instead of Xcode 15.3 beta? Could you please provide a more detailed solution or workaround? I have a single app targeting iPhone, iPad, and Mac Catalyst, and when I try to upload the Mac archive, I encounter the error. Any further guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Hi @pprobola , thank you for your answer. Unfortunately, I have many packages, and I don't want to update all of them every time I add a file. I am currently solving this by using File -> Packages -> Reset Package Caches, but this is a workaround that I don't particularly like because, in previous versions, the update was instantaneous.

I understand what happens.  If it can be useful to anyone ...  For my UIViewControllers I use custom margins that take into account the minimum width of a scene.  I take this value like this:  var minSceneWidth:CGFloat = 400 scenes.forEach { windowScene in if let w = windowScene.sizeRestrictions?.minimumSize.width { if minSceneWidth > w { minSceneWidth = w } } } Since the latest version of macOS the value "minimumSize.width" seems to be also "0" and this is not good for the calculation of my margins.  Thank you all.