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Xamarin Forms Application - Error ITMS-90171 Invalid Bundle Structure

MrAGiMrAGi USMember ✭
in Xamarin.iOS

Hi There,

I am trying to create a release build of a Xamarin Forms application but I am running into an error when uploading to the App Store - ITMS-90171: "invalid Build Structure".

The full error is:

ERROR ITMS-90171: "Invalid Bundle Structure - The binary file 'x.app/Frameworks/GBPing.framework/GBPing.a' is not permitted. Your app can’t contain standalone executables or libraries, other than the CFBundleExecutable of supported bundles. Refer to the Bundle Programming Guide at https://developer.apple.com/go/?id=bundle-structure for information on the iOS app bundle structure."

I used Sharpie and CocoaPods to create the GBPing framework and then I followed the Binding Objective-C Libraries guide to create the binding project.

The application works and I can run it on the device successfully but I just can't get the release build to upload to the App Store.

From Googling around it seems like in Xcode there is a way to stop this file from being copied into the binary but I haven't been able to figure out how to do something similar in Xamarin.

I have tried the obvious things like cleaning and rebuilding the application with no success.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated,

Adam.

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  • MrAGiMrAGi US ✭
    Accepted Answer

    managed to resolve this issue.

    It turns out that the folder containing my binding had the GBPing.a file present. I deleted this file and then also the bin and obj folders from inside the iOS project folder. Finally, I Selected Build -> Clean All and then rebuilt the application.

    Hopefully this will help someone else down the line!

Answers

  • MrAGiMrAGi USMember ✭
    Accepted Answer

    managed to resolve this issue.

    It turns out that the folder containing my binding had the GBPing.a file present. I deleted this file and then also the bin and obj folders from inside the iOS project folder. Finally, I Selected Build -> Clean All and then rebuilt the application.

    Hopefully this will help someone else down the line!

  • nholloway1991nholloway1991 Member ✭

    Hey I've come across the same issue as you following a very similar Objective-C binding library creation, which folder did you mean?

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