'Distribute content instead of distribute app in xcode 10.1

I am trying to upload a build to the app store but I am getting the issue that it builds successfully but Distribute App does not appears there. It displays like Distribute Content.

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Solution 1:[1]

I solved this by going to 'Build Settings' > 'All' and setting the value of 'Skip Install' to 'No'

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Solution 2:[2]

Making sure to have below Build Settings resolved issue for me :

  • "Skip Install" should always be No for all Application Targets.

  • "Skip Install" should always be Yes for all other targets(Includes AppClip, Frameworks, Watch Targets).

Solution 3:[3]

I did fixed this issue now. I have just make changes in workspace setting as like below: 1) Goto file -> WorkSpace Setting 2) Make changes in Shared Workspace setting as => Build Systems -> New Build System(Default) 3) Also Make changes in Per-user Workspace setting as => Build Systems -> New Build System

Solution 4:[4]

I fixed my problem by keep "Skip install" of Runner No and "Skip install" of Frame work or 3rd parties is Yes

Solution 5:[5]

Thanks for the old answers, I have solved the problem by keeping "Skip install" of frameworks to false.

But one thing special is that, runner and framework in my project are in different schemes. Hope the picture will help new comers.

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Solution 6:[6]

A good place to read about the way Linux Kernel development works is https://kernelnewbies.org/ site. For more information how to reach kernel developers, you could read the FoundBug subpage.

In this particular case, you could find a developer who wrote/maintains this code and contact him directly with your request. All kernel development is done in open so you can find the patch submission for example on patchwork

As you can see there, the patches were signed off by Jean Delvare, who happens to be the maintainer for most of the I2C/SMBus controller drivers in Linux, as can be seen in maintainers list.

Contacting the developer directly is not the only possibility. Probably the better choice would be to use a proper mailing list, which, again, can be found in the mainainters list linked above.

That being said, the fact you can reach kernel developers like that, does not mean you should, unless of course, you want to propose the patch yourself.

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Solution 1 enigma
Solution 2 ukr.svyat
Solution 3 nitesh gujar
Solution 4 TaiTrien
Solution 5 Lebecca
Solution 6 Krzysztof Adamski

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