Communication Error When Uploading 90 Mb IPA File with Swift to Appstore

Communication Error when uploading 90 MB IPA file with Swift to AppStore

Fixed after three weeks of searching the cause problem. (The last week with Apple Support Team.)

project file .entitlements contained not used data in "Associated domains" section:

<array>
    <string>applinks:XXXXXX.com</string>
</array>

After removing it Apple servers received my IPA.

Thank God.

Remove all unnecessary settings in .entitlements before uploading.

Carefully check all setting in .plist

After removing unnecessary Swift code and support
IPA became only 8 Mb instead of 90.

Archived IPA size for Appstore is larger then Adhoc

App store distribution submissions are uncompressed (and App Store downloads are less compressible than development ipa files), so this is normal and there is nothing you can do (except remove lots of code or data from your app).

Xcode 11 using organizer to upload IPA fails

The culprit was a directory on my system named "/usr/local/itms/" which had a very old iTMSTransporter from 2008 in it. Xcode using that old tool for some reason. After I deleted that whole directory and relaunched Xcode, it worked!

Credit goes to @BigZaphod on twitter! (This is a direct quote)

Xcode stuck in Uploading package to the App Store stage while uploading

I faced the same problem, and first what I tried was to check my traffic. So I found a process called java (ironic).

The process has since been renamed to com.apple.dt.Xcode.ITunesSoftwareService

If you will check info about this process there will be tab Open Files and Ports and there in the bottom of the log window, you will see %YourApp%.ipa. And in general if Sent Packets & Sent Bytes increasing that's mean uploading is not stuck it's just can be one of many issues such as:

• Bad connection
• Slow upload speed
• Accepting capacity of Apple servers
• Highload network
• etc.

To open Activity Monitor: Open Spotlight(cmd+space or ctrl+space) -> Type Activity Monitor -> open tab Network

Summary: Don't worry, and take your time :)

P.S. For increasing speed of upload you can not include bitcode.

P.S.S. Try also to use the Transporter app, sometimes it helps to speed up uploading. (https://apps.apple.com/in/app/transporter/id1450874784?mt=12)

ipa file contains illegal characters?

I've found that one of the folders embedded in the .ipa file has the 'cross' character (hex=10, ascii=16, DLE) in the 'LaunchScreen.storyboardc' folder.
This can be seen by opening the .ipa file using 7zip in Windows.
When we remove this folder using 7zip, Airwatch accepts the ipa file.

trigger.io - Release ipa - file for appstore

Information can be found at the iOS Dev Center - https://developer.apple.com/devcenter/ios/index.action

When ready for upload you utilize the Application Loader to upload your ipa-file. Here is a PDF -

https://itunesconnect.apple.com/docs/UsingApplicationLoader.pdf

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