CFBundleVersion must be higher than previous version

Question

I\'m submitting an update to one of my apps. I\'ve done this dozens of times with the many different apps I\'ve developed, but this one is failing for some weird reason. I a

Answer 1

If above answers don't fix your problem, Please make sure that the version in Xcode must be same to the version that you have created in Itunes connect.

In my case, on itunes connect, version was 1.38 but version was 1.3.8 in Xcode. Once I changed version to 1.38 in Xcode, issue was resolved.

Answer 2

Increasing the CFBundleShortVersionString or "Bundle versions string, short" did the Job for me.

Answer 3

FYI. Apple thinks 1.11 > 1.2, so if you are going from 1.11 to 1.2 you need to go all the way to 1.20.

Enjoy.

Answer 4

My problem was that I tried from 1.9.12 to 1.9.2... if you think about it 1.9.2 its actually 1.9.02, so if you set 1.9.20 that would solve the problem.

Answer 5

Same thing happened to me. My current App Store version was 2.03. I attempted to upload 2.1. All I had to do was change it to 2.10 and it worked.

Answer 6

It turns out that I had some problem in my original submission which caused the user-visible version to be "1.0" but the internal bundle version to be "1.2". So I changed my new version to be 1.3 and 1.3 and the submission worked.