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I tried countless times to submit my application to iTunes connect, but every time the archive was created, the "Validate..." and "Submit to AppStore" buttons were disabled.
I found that the Mapbox SDK headers are in "Private", "Public" and some are in "Project" sections. I moved all headers to "Project" section and I was able to submit my app. Is this the correct approach?
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iTunes connect deploy problem (solved, but still...)
May 27, 2015
Same issue in our project, moved everything to Project section in our branch.
This may be an interesting note on this:
Technically, the problem isn't that the headers are Public under Copy Headers, it's that Build Settings > Public Headers Folder Path is set to the default of /usr/local/include. If you're building a static library the headers must be Public, so it's more correct if # 3 is to change Public Headers Folder Path to something more sensible like include/$(TARGET_NAME). CopperCash notes this in an answer below.
From a question on StackOverflow – discussion about the difference for static library and subproject linking.
I tried countless times to submit my application to iTunes connect, but every time the archive was created, the "Validate..." and "Submit to AppStore" buttons were disabled.
I found that the Mapbox SDK headers are in "Private", "Public" and some are in "Project" sections. I moved all headers to "Project" section and I was able to submit my app. Is this the correct approach?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: