Bit Code Issue Exist --> Did some one published iOS app to Stores Recently?

[samirgcofficial]

Recently appstore has deprecated Bitcode that means when you try to publish app from transporter it passes there. But later on mail you will get error like this : ITMS-90482: Invalid Executable - The executable 'NotesSolution.app/Frameworks/FBLPromises.framework/FBLPromises' contains bitcode.

We have lot's of thread on going with Xcode ITMS-90482: Invalid Executable - The executable 'NotesSolution.app/Frameworks/FBLPromises.framework/FBLPromises' contains bitcode.

I tried placing this code on csproj inside` iOS Release config:

<MtouchEnableBitcode>False</MtouchEnableBitcode> Does not work

[samirgcofficial]

Threads
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/707443
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/14354

[fenix2222]

Having the same issue. Any way to disable bitcode on release build?

[hirakdesai]

I have added in to.csProject
false
still not able to upload on app store

.net 7 iOS native

[hirakdesai]

Recently appstore has deprecated Bitcode that means when you try to publish app from transporter it passes there. But later on mail you will get error like this :

Asset validation failed (90668)
Invalid Bundle Executable. The executable file 'ABC.iOS.app/Frameworks/FSCalendar.framework/FSCalendar' contains incomplete bitcode. To compile binaries with complete bitcode, open Xcode and choose Archive in the Product menu. (ID: e15c4b9d-302b-4817-89c6-6d789b3afd28)

[hirakdesai]

@samirgcofficial

Copy the following lines above the of your .csproj and build again:

<_StripBitcodeFromFrameworksMasterAfterTargets Condition="'$(OS)'=='Unix'">_ExpandNativeReferences <_StripBitcodeFromFrameworksMasterDependsOnTargets Condition="'$(OS)'=='Unix'">_StripBitcodeFromFrameworksOnMac

<!-- Properties used to strip bitcode from frameworks when using Visual Studio for Windows -->
<_StripBitcodeFromFrameworksMasterAfterTargets Condition="'$(OS)'!='Unix'">_ComputeFrameworkFilesToPublish</_StripBitcodeFromFrameworksMasterAfterTargets>
<_StripBitcodeFromFrameworksMasterDependsOnTargets Condition="'$(OS)'!='Unix'">_StripBitcodeFromFrameworksOnWindows</_StripBitcodeFromFrameworksMasterDependsOnTargets>

<!-- Find the bitcode_strip command -->
<Exec Command="xcrun -find bitcode_strip" ConsoleToMSBuild="true">
  <Output TaskParameter="ConsoleOutput" PropertyName="_BitcodeStripCommand" />
</Exec>

<!-- Strip the bitcode from frameworks -->
<Exec Command="$(_BitcodeStripCommand) %(_FrameworkNativeReference.Identity) -r -o %(_FrameworkNativeReference.Identity)" />

<!-- Strip the bitcode from frameworks -->
<Exec SessionId="$(BuildSessionId)"
      Command="&quot;%24(xcrun -find bitcode_strip)&quot; %(_FrameworkNativeReference.Identity) -r -o %(_FrameworkNativeReference.Identity)" />

<CopyFileFromBuildServer 
  SessionId="$(BuildSessionId)" 
  File="%(_FrameworkNativeReference.Identity)" 
  TargetFile="%(_FrameworkNativeReference.Identity)" />    

This code helped me. the solution works.

[irbis-triffle]

Thank you @hirakdesai Second and a part of the third codes added at the end of Target block solved my bitcode issue, like this:

<Target ...>
	...
	<Exec Command="xcrun -find bitcode_strip" ConsoleToMSBuild="true">
		<Output TaskParameter="ConsoleOutput" PropertyName="_BitcodeStripCommand"/>
	</Exec>
	<Exec Command="$(_BitcodeStripCommand) %(_FrameworkNativeReference.Identity) -r -o %(_FrameworkNativeReference.Identity)"/>
	<Exec SessionId="$(BuildSessionId)" Command="&quot;%24(xcrun -find bitcode_strip)&quot; %(_FrameworkNativeReference.Identity) -r -o %(_FrameworkNativeReference.Identity)"/>
</Target>

[jurganson]

I got the error that @hirakdesai has mentioned, namely: ...contains incomplete bitcode. To compile binaries with complete bitcode, open Xcode and choose Archive in the Product menu.

I tried doing what the error mentioned and built my Framework in XCode through Product > Archive. This solved it for me. 👍

However if you are not building the framework yourself and don't have access to the source code for building, I would perhaps create an issue on the Github page of the supplier of the framework.