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Distribute to store - This bundle does not support one or more of the devices

Hi everyone, i made an app via titanium studio and have uploaded it 5 months ago to the app store.

Now i made some changes and needed to make an update.

After finishing development, and perfect device testing, i tried to distribute to store from studio, but nothing appears in organizer archives of x-code. I figured out where the export file is and it makes me an app.app when it should make an app.ipa? right? I tried to open x-code generated project in build directory and now i always get this error:

"THIS BUNDLE DOES NOT SUPPORT ONE OR MORE DEVICES THAT WERE SUPPORTED IN THE PREVIOUS BUNDLE FOR THIS APP. BUNDLES MUST CONTINUE TO SUPPORT ANY DEVICES PREVIOUSLY SUPPORTED"

Anyone knows what is happening?

— asked October 19th 2011 by ooooo oooooooo
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  • Did you ever figure out a solution? I'm stuck on the same problem.

    — commented May 21st 2012 by Heath Hopkins

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  • I also faced the same issue.

    So what I was doing wrong was that I published my app as universal earlier.
    Then while updating the app I by mistake was publishing the app as iphone only.

    So I changed all the device target to universal and all was fine :)

    This might help someone.

    — answered February 3rd 2014 by Sid Dev
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  • Did you try simulating the updated app in diferent IOS version? Example run the app adjusting IOS simulator version and check functionality in everyone simulator.

    — answered October 19th 2011 by Mario Navarro Palos
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    • Yes everything is fine. Really don't get it. I checked my previous app for architectures and they match. Swimming in the unknown.

      — commented October 19th 2011 by ooooo oooooooo
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