Archiving not activated in Build for menu

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RFConcierge Lost but trying Posts: 142 Reg: May 08, 2012 San Diego, ca 7,520	confirm \| cancel 03/12/13 10:27 PM (12 years ago) Archiving not activated in Build for menu I'm updating an app in iTunes and the archiving selection in the xcode "build for" menu is not activated. The app, itunes update, and BT publish are set to 2.0 and "live". Both the project and target are codesigned, including the adhoc option. the app runs with 0 errors and warnings itunes is currently "waiting for upload" Any help would be amazing, Ryan Title Comments I'm updating an app in iTunes and the archiving selection in the xcode "build for" menu is not activated. The app, itunes update, and BT publish are set to 2.0 and "live". Both the project and target are codesigned, including the adhoc option. the app runs with 0 errors and warnings itunes is currently "waiting for upload" Any help would be amazing, Ryan

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	03/12/13 11:03 PM (12 years ago) This happened to me recently, and it turned out I had Xcode still set to run in the emulator, and not an iOS device (but not an attached iOS device). Once I changed that, the option to build for archive came back, and all was good! Mark Comments This happened to me recently, and it turned out I had Xcode still set to run in the emulator, and not an iOS device (but not an attached iOS device). Once I changed that, the option to build for archive came back, and all was good! Mark

RFConcierge Lost but trying Posts: 142 Reg: May 08, 2012 San Diego, ca 7,520	03/13/13 11:15 AM (12 years ago) That was it. I thought I had gone through that process but apparently not. Thanks Comments That was it. I thought I had gone through that process but apparently not. Thanks

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