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Sean asked on 09 Nov 2013, 07:10 AM
Hi All, 

I am trying to build a very simple IOS app, but it keeps failing. It gives me a very cryptic error saying "no such file". I have gone through all the steps of requesting a CSR and then downloading the CER from apple. Now, using the CER, I am able to create the provisioning profile, however, it does not like my APP ID, and constantly gives me this error --> "You don't have an App Store provision to match <APP id goes here> application identifier! Please import your provision first." So I don't know if this is some how related to the build. I have checked the properties and the information on Apple's developer site and they do match. 

I have built the app successfully for Android, so I have this issue only with IOS. 

Any help will be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks, 
Sean.

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Steve
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answered on 12 Nov 2013, 12:42 PM
Hello Sean,

The error is caused by the images you have uploaded for the icons and splashscreen for iOS. Apple requires that all images are PNGs (see here and here), but it seems you have uploaded images in different format or interlaced pngs. Once we have converted your images to pngs and reuploaded them, everything worked in our local tests. Please convert all of your icons and splashscreen images to pngs as required by Apple, replace them in your project, and you should be able to build successfully.

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Steve
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