How to Distribute Xcode in Mac Apps
Xcode is the name of the development kit that allows users to create applications, or apps, for the iOS and Mac OS operating systems. If you want to publish an app that you have created in Xcode on the Mac OS App Store, you can do so by registering the app in iTunes Connect and uploading it by using Xcode.
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Instructions
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Open Xcode and select the project you want to distribute. Click on "Scheme."
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Select "Archive" from the left-hand pane and select "Release" from the "Build Configuration" drop-down menu.
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Name the archive and click on the "OK" button. Select "Product" and click on "Archive."
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Navigate to iTunes Connect at Apple's website and log in to the service. Click on "Manage your applications" and select "Add new application."
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Type the name of your application, along with an SKU number. The SKU number is a unique number that identifies your application. You can choose any SKU number you want, as long as none of your other applications already uses the same number. Select the correct bundle ID from the drop-down menu and click "Continue." When creating your iTunes developer account, you received a unique identifier known as the bundle ID.
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Select the date at which you want to make the app available to the public and its price. Click on "Continue" twice.
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Open the archives organizer in Xcode and select the name of your application from the drop-down menu. Click on "Next," type your iTunes Connect user name and password and select "Next" again.
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Click on the "Finish" button.
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