Presentation of the application in the application store gives the warning "There is no support for 64-bit versions"

I download the application on the App Store. But unfortunately, I get a warning below. Archive submission failed due to Warning ITMS-9000: "Missing 64-bit support. Starting February 1, 2015, new iOS apps uploaded to the App Store must include 64-bit support and be built with the iOS 8 SDK, included in Xcode 6 or later. "

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According to the warning, your application is not ready for 64-bit, and Apple announced a month ago that starting in February 2015, all applications downloaded to the application store should support it. Thus, it seems that if you are using iOS 8, you need to enable 64-bit support in your application.

To support 64 bits in the project build settings you need: enter image description here

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There was the same problem. The Architecture property was set to Standard architectures , but this did not help.
Which posed the problem ... I set Build Active Architecture Only to No even for Debug .
Application sent successfully. Also, after archiving the application, I saw that the estimated size was larger than the last time (this worked).

Hope this helped.

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After updating the architecture to standard architectures (armv7, arm64) - $ (ARCHS_STANDARD), it still DOES NOT work if you used the frameworks in your application. I tried updating the internal framework (UIKit, UIMapKit, etc.) and the external (facebook, crashlytics, etc.) and it worked for me. It means that any infrastructure that is not upgraded to the 64-bit version will force the application to switch to 32-bit and, therefore, will not be successfully sent to the application store. Hope this helps!

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