iTunes connect submission claims that I use a beta Xcode version which I don't

Question

I'm trying to submit an App To iTunes connect. When I upload it, everyThing is ok, but when I click on the submit button, suddenly it says that I'm using a beta version of Xcode. I don't understand because I freshly downloaded Xcode from App Store (Version 7.1.1 (7B1005)) and I get a weird message saying that I should compile it with Xcode 6, not a beta version: Here my original message:

Chaîne de compilation non valide. Les nouvelles apps et mises à jour d'apps doivent être conçues avec les versions publiques de Xcode 6 et SDK iOS 8 ou versions ultérieures. Ne soumettez pas d'apps conçues avec des logiciels en version bêta.

Translated in english it says:

Invalidate chains compilation. New apps must be made with public version of Xcode 6 and SDK iOS 8 or later version. Don't submit apps with beta version.

What can I do? My build app version says it has been compiled with SDK build 13B137.

How can I make it works? It seems like a bug to me as it seems so counter intuitive.

Answer 1

Is maybe your OS X a beta version?

I had a while back the same problem - I kept deleting and reinstalling Xcode (and related directories) until I somehow realized that I had a beta version of OS X.

itunesconnect will these days reject anything that was either build with beta Xcode or on a beta OS X (even if Xcode is the official release)

I think the error message was never updated for the latest official Xcode version and for the new requirement of none beta Mac OS X version (which is part of the compilation tool chain)