Invalid bundle. The bundle <appname> does not support the minimum OS version

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I am trying to submit an iOS Xamarin app through Visual Studio (mac version) to Apple App Store. After the process of signing and distribute the archive, the following error message occur:

Invalid Bundle. The bundle <appname> does not support the minimum OS version.

I have set the Deployment Target to 10.

Or the minimum deployment target must set to 12.1?

What I have tried:

I have tried to deployment target to version 8. same error.

Posted 18-Jan-20 7:19am

hifale7161

Updated 18-Jan-20 8:19am

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Gerry Schmitz · Accepted Answer · 2020-01-18T08:20:00

Solution 1

Each exe and dll (project) has their own "target and minimum"; they need to be compatible with the target (app) deployment and each other.

I pick a version that gives me what I need and set everything to the same target and minimum (which runs on the minimum, and anything "higher").

It's more of an issue if there's object code you have no compile control over.

Posted 18-Jan-20 8:20am

Gerry Schmitz

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hifale7161 19-Jan-20 3:32am

I followed your hint to try to find out which component or feature that was accidentally included that was not supported in the old version of iOS. I was unable to identify which component or feature within my project. Therefore, I rebuild the whole project from scratch and carefully select the components and features and this time was a success. It gets uploaded to appstore without error. And the minimum deployment target iOS is set to 10.

Until now, I still have no idea which component or feature from the previous build raised the conflict of minimum iOS version. But nonetheless, the problem solved. thanks for the hint.