App rejected on "Invalid Bundle Structure" when started using Swift code

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Hi,

We’ve recently started including Swift code in our MOE app (along with existing obj-c code), and when we tried to upload it to the app store it got rejected in Application Loader with this error:

It seems like Apple don’t like the swift libraries in the app bundle for some reason.

Is this MOE related? Do you know how to solve this?

Thank you,
Alex.

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There seems to be some information about this error online here:

Under "Annoying “libswiftRemoteMirror.dylib” "

And there is a suggestion there on how to solve it, it involves adding some arguments to the xcodebuild command.
How can we do this with the MOE gradle ipa build task?

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Thanks, we are working on a fix:

https://github.com/multi-os-engine/multi-os-engine/issues/96

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Dear Alex,

a possible workaround is (while we update moeIpaBuild to fix this), to use xcodebuild archive after a moeIpaBuild directly.

Best Regards,
Gergely

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I don’t understand what you mean, moeIpaBuild creates an IPA, and xcode archive runs on the source code… So how can I run one after the other?..
What I am doing now as a workaround is creating the IPA using the Product > Archive menu on my machine locally (instead of using our Jenkins products created with moeIpaBuild). (This is not an ideal situation obviously)
Is that what you mean?