Error submitting to App Store / iphone5 launch image missing

Solar2D iOS
#1

I tried to submit a build for App Store tonight and am getting this error.

ERROR ITMS 90096

The message goes on to describe how apps must support iPhone 5 and include the launch image.

I’m first tried with build 3160 and then retried with build 3176. Same Error.

I then updated to Xcode 9.1 and get the same result.

Any ideas?  Can anyone submit a build to App Store?

I’ve never seen this error before.

I also have another isssue, description length: 194037

I shortened my apps name to less than 30 characters, but the error still shows.

Any help would be great.

Thanks,

Nail

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#2

regarding launch images, you must use the new LaunchScreen.storyboardc method as described here.

Could you be more specific about the second issue?

#3

The description is likely something you wrote in iTunes Connect to describe your app. That’s not part of your app bundle that you upload.

Rob

#4

Thanks guys,

I added the storyboard and it uploaded as expected to the iTunes Connect.

I haven’t purchased the custom splash screen, and didn’t realized even with the default Corona splash screen the storyboard is needed.

about 2 weeks ago I was able to submit updates to 2 other apps without the storyboard file, is this a recent change?

Rob, the App Store now only allows 30 characters in the Apps Title, I think that is what the “description length” error was. II noticed a red warning box around my apps name when I created a new version, but didn’t pay attention.  I shortened my apps name and the error went away.  I’m not sure when the 30 character limit started.

Nail

#5

Apple is always making changes to their submissions rules. However, the required storyboard launch screen became required when submitting iOS 11 based apps. So if you’ve switched to Xcode 9 an are building against an iOS 11 target.

Rob

#6

regarding launch images, you must use the new LaunchScreen.storyboardc method as described here.

Could you be more specific about the second issue?

#7

The description is likely something you wrote in iTunes Connect to describe your app. That’s not part of your app bundle that you upload.

Rob

#8

Thanks guys,

I added the storyboard and it uploaded as expected to the iTunes Connect.

I haven’t purchased the custom splash screen, and didn’t realized even with the default Corona splash screen the storyboard is needed.

about 2 weeks ago I was able to submit updates to 2 other apps without the storyboard file, is this a recent change?

Rob, the App Store now only allows 30 characters in the Apps Title, I think that is what the “description length” error was. II noticed a red warning box around my apps name when I created a new version, but didn’t pay attention.  I shortened my apps name and the error went away.  I’m not sure when the 30 character limit started.

Nail

#9

Apple is always making changes to their submissions rules. However, the required storyboard launch screen became required when submitting iOS 11 based apps. So if you’ve switched to Xcode 9 an are building against an iOS 11 target.

Rob