Unable to archive in iTunes Store

Question

When trying to upload my app, I get the error: \"You must supply a CFBundleIdentifier for this request\". The identifiers (UTI format) in info.plist, \"General Identity\", i

Answer 1

In my case I had two info.plists sitting silent in finder.
After deleting one I also had to change:
Bundle OS Type code from BNDL to APPL
No idea how the changes happend in the first place, but now it is working.

Answer 2

Open your info.plist and check to see if Bundle OS Type code is null. I had the same problem, and added APPL to Bundle OS Type code, and it was OK.

See here for a helpful image.

Answer 3

I got the same error. In my case, the .ipa was put inside a folder. But, since i used the file-extension ".ipa" when Xcode asked me to where to put the output, the file was put inside a package. Once i exported the archive again and only used a name for the output everything worked fine.

Answer 4

I had this issue and resolved it the following manner. First make sure that this is not related to information in the info.plist - as outlined in the other answers - make sure that Bundle OS Type code is set to APPL. This was not the issue for me.

With Xcode 8 and later, Go to developper.apple.com and remove all iOS provisioning profiles and iOS certificates. Then in Xcode go to Preferences. Select your Apple ID. Click on view details. Right click on Provisioning profiles and either delete them directly or open in Finder and delete them.

Close Xcode. Re-open. In your project, in general, uncheck Automatically manage signing. Recheck it so that Xcode creates the new provisioning profile.

Check the signing and make sure you are using newly created profile, as shown here:

Good to go!

Answer 5

I was getting this error when free space in my mac hard disk was low

Answer 6

Change Bundle OS Type code and Bundle creator OS Type code to APPL.

It probably won't work. :-(

Restart XCode. Now it works :-)