Experiencing the ITMS-90000 error while submitting your app to the App Store can be frustrating for any developer. This error indicates that there's an issue with your app's bundle, and it needs to be resolved before your app can be successfully submitted. In this guide, we'll dive into the common causes of this error and provide step-by-step solutions to help you fix it.
Table of Contents
- Understanding the ITMS-90000 Error
- Common Causes of the ITMS-90000 Error
- Step-by-Step Solutions to Fix the ITMS-90000 Error
- FAQs
Understanding the ITMS-90000 Error
The ITMS-90000 error occurs during the app submission process when the App Store's validation process detects a problem with your app's bundle. The error message usually contains a description of the issue, making it easier for developers to identify and fix the problem.
Common Causes of the ITMS-90000 Error
Some common causes of the ITMS-90000 error include:
- Incorrect or missing provisioning profiles
- Invalid or expired certificates
- Unsupported architectures
- Incorrect app icons or launch images
- Invalid Info.plist entries
Step-by-Step Solutions to Fix the ITMS-90000 Error
Solution 1: Update Your Provisioning Profile
- Open Xcode and navigate to the Preferences menu.
- Click on the Accounts tab and select your Apple Developer account.
- Click on the Download Manual Profiles button to update your provisioning profiles.
- Clean and rebuild your project in Xcode.
Solution 2: Check for Invalid or Expired Certificates
- Open Keychain Access on your Mac.
- In the login keychain, look for any expired or invalid certificates.
- If you find any, remove them and download the latest certificates from the Apple Developer portal.
- Install the new certificates and rebuild your project in Xcode.
Solution 3: Remove Unsupported Architectures
- Open your project in Xcode and navigate to the Build Settings tab.
- Look for the Valid Architectures setting and ensure it only contains supported architectures (e.g., arm64 and armv7).
- Clean and rebuild your project in Xcode.
Solution 4: Verify App Icons and Launch Images
- Check that your app icons and launch images meet the Apple's guidelines.
- Make sure all required app icons and launch images are included in your project.
- Clean and rebuild your project in Xcode.
Solution 5: Review Your Info.plist File
- Open your app's Info.plist file in Xcode.
- Look for any invalid or incorrect entries, such as missing required keys or incorrect values.
- Update your Info.plist file as needed and rebuild your project in Xcode.
FAQs
Q1: Can I submit my app with an expired certificate?
No, you cannot submit your app with an expired certificate. You need to renew your certificate before submitting your app to the App Store.
Q2: How do I know if my app's icons and launch images are correct?
You can refer to the Apple's guidelines to ensure that your app icons and launch images meet the required specifications.
Q3: What if I still receive the ITMS-90000 error after following the solutions provided in this guide?
If you still encounter the ITMS-90000 error after following the provided solutions, we recommend reaching out to Apple Developer Support for further assistance.
Q4: Can I ignore the ITMS-90000 error and submit my app anyway?
No, you cannot submit your app with the ITMS-90000 error. You must resolve the error before your app can be successfully submitted to the App Store.
Q5: What other resources are available to help me resolve the ITMS-90000 error?
You can refer to the Apple Developer Forums and Stack Overflow for additional help and insights from other developers who have encountered the ITMS-90000 error.
For more information on app submission and resolving common errors, check out the following resources: