Hello All,
I am hoping someone has a solution we are encountering.
We recently upgraded to XCode 16.3 this week, and were putting together the next test build to push to TestFlight.
However, the AppStore is rejecting the app with the following message.
ITMS-90048: This bundle is invalid - Your archive contains paths that are not allowed: [._Symbols]
We have never had this before and the problem is, there is no path named "_Symbols" in our IPA.
Doing some searching online I have seen people report the same problem when build using Flutter or React, but we are using plain vanilla Swift and Native iOS.
We also have not added anything significantly new to our project since our last release a couple weeks ago.
Any suggestion on how to fix this would be greatly apprecaited.
Sincerely,
Stan R. - CaringBridge
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My organization just started having problems with Xcode Cloud this week.
We have created a pretty simple 'Build on Pull Request'. The problem is our builds have started failing immediately because with the error.
"Could not resolve package dependencies:"
What is even more frustrating is the dependency that reported failed seem to changes every time.
This did not happen before this week.
Our build process is fairly vanilla, through Xcode. (We are NOT using CLI xcodebuild)
I can build a locally just fine from a clean build, and cleaning derived data.
Nothing has changed in our dependencies.
We are not using any private dependencies.
So I am stumped on what else to do how to debug, and fix this, because I am not sure how to encourage the Xcode Cloud build runner/server that the dependences are available and to jsut go get them.
Any help would be great, because we just started using Xcode Cloud to get away from Fastlane (which was causing problems), and it would be frustrating if this is a sign of things to come.
Sincerely,
Stan
Topic:
Developer Tools & Services
SubTopic:
Xcode Cloud
Tags:
Swift Packages
Developer Tools
Continuous Integration
Xcode Cloud