Xcode name issue

Question

I've just realised that I've created my app ID bundle indentifier with a lower case name, and I've set up my xcode project with the same name but with the first 2 letters in upper case, so for example my bundle indentifier is something like

com.mysite.my-game

But my xcode project name is...

My-Game

So I think xcode has used that to create my bundle indentifier, and the bundle indentifier is...

com.mysite.My-Game

So first question is, does it make any difference?

2nd question is, if it does, how do I change the project name/bundle indentifier in xcode to be...

my-game

i'e the same as the app ID version?

and 3rd, what name is going to be displayed when the game is live on the app store , because I would actually prefer...

My-Game

Answer 1

So first question is, does it make any difference?

Yes it does.

2nd question is, if it does, how do I change the project name/bundle indentifier in xcode to be...

Simply edit your info.plist file, edit the Bundle identifier entry by removing the default containing ${PRODUCT_NAME:rfc1034identifier} and enter the correct one you need.

In case you wish to keep Xcode generating your bundle identifier, change the Product name entry below Packaging within your Build Settings .

3rd, what name is going to be displayed when the game is live on the app store, because I would actually prefer...

That will be determined once you submit your app. You may freely chose any name within iTunes Connect - no need for it to correlate with Bundle name or Bundle identifier.

Answer 2

To make this warning go away, edit Info.plist file, and make sure the key Bundle creator OS Type code is not empty. If it is empty, you can use ????