How to send iOS app to App Store (iTunes Connect) using Xcode

Question

When you finish coding your application, if I am right, you upload your assembly to iTunes Connect using Xcode or Application Loader.

I'm asking:
How exactly do I want to send my assembly to iTunes Connect using Xcode (6.3.2)?

Answer 1

Here is a quick guide for what to do:

To Apple User Center :

• Log in using your AppleID Developer Account
• Go to certificates, identifiers and profiles
• Select Certificates
• Download / create iOS certificates for iOS distribution and iOS development
• Go to Provisioning Profiles
• Download / create Provisioning profiles for iOS distribution and iOS development

In iTunes Connect :

• Log in using your AppleID Developer Account
• Go to My Applications
• In the upper left corner, click +
• Fill in all the data that it requests

In Finder:

• Go to previously downloaded certificates and training profiles
• double click them
• enter passwords if necessary
• close KeyChain if it appears.

In Xcode:

• Open project
• In the upper left corner, click the project file
• In the "Identification" section, install the version and select your team.
• Go to build settings
• Find Code Signature
• Instead of iOS Developer, select your team IDs
• Select Generic iOS Device or a connected device in the Schemes section
• Use cmd + b to create a project
• In the "Product Selection" section, select the "Archive" section of the Xcode
• Click "Download to AppStore"
• Click "Select" to select your team identity.
• Select "Next" and complete the process.

Back to iTunes Connect:

• Log in using your AppleID Developer Account
• Go to My Applications
• Click on your app.
• Scroll down and find Build
• There it should show your assembly that you just downloaded using Xcode, select it if necessary
• Fill in all the data required on the page
  • Note. If you want to manually release your application after viewing it, select this option in the "Release Version" section, otherwise skip this
• Then click Submit to View.
• Answer the questions they ask.

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9. When the test is completed, you can either release it manually in the AppStore or automatically run it, depending on what you selected in step 6.
   • A review of new applications usually takes about a week, but may vary. Updates will take only a few days.
   • After the release, its status will be processed for the application store, which can take about half an hour.
   • Then the status will change to Ready to Sale, which actually means that now users can download your application.