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Workaround for submitting app to app store using Xcode 7

When I try to send an application compiled with Xcode 7 to iTunes Connect for viewing, I get an error message

App and app updates provided on the App Store must be created using Xcode 5.1.1 or later and the iOS 7 SDK.

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Is there any workaround? I have already updated all my code to Swift 2.0, and I would not have to convert all of it back to Swift 1.2 to download it.

Installing Deployment Target on iOS 8.0 does not work, either

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Is there a way I can compile Swift 2.0 code so that it can upload it to iTunes Connect (maybe something in Build Settings ), or do I need to convert all the code back to Swift 1.2?

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Apple doesn’t allow you to send anything using beta tools. They check all materials, so there is no reasonable way to send something using Swift 2.0. Your only options are to either wait until Xcode 7 is officially released or convert to Swift 1.2.

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Just a few days ago, Apple started accepting apps built with Xcode 7 GM . Here is a link from Apple themselves https://developer.apple.com/news/

I encountered a lot of build errors with iOS 9, as there are some violations and new settings for the latest devices. I combined all the errors and their corrections in my blog post. It is targeted at Ionic users, but many problems are common, and any iOS developer can meet them. http://blog.tylerbuchea.com/ios9-and-ionic-build-warnings/

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