The archive did not include a dSYM for the Flutter.framework with the UUIDs

Question

I'm new to Flutter iOS development. Trying to publish an app on the Apple app store. But after building the archive, when I try to distribute or validate the app, Xcode keeps me showing

The archive did not include a dSYM for the Flutter.framework with the UUIDs [4C4C-5555--****-*****45CD327]. Ensure that the archive's dSYM folder includes a DWARF file for Flutter.framework with the expected UUIDs.

How can I overcome this?

Ci

Did you try what's here? If so, then edit your answer, link the other question and what you tried. That way readers know you tried similar questions before opening a new question – Confab

I began to get the exact same error on Xcode16, but the upload actually succeeded (found on App Store Connect). – Veiling

Same for XCode 16 – Cedric

Answer 1

To solve this problem you just need to update the flutter version

Handkerchief

This worked for me. – Charades

Answer 2

To retrieve the dSYM file for your Flutter app in Xcode, follow these steps:

1. Open Xcode:

   • Start Xcode and go to your project.

2. Create an Archive:

   • Click on Product in the top menu.
   • Select Archive. This will build and archive your app.

3. Access Archives:

   • Once the archiving process is complete, the Organizer window will open.
   • You’ll see a list of archives for your app. Right-click on the archive you want to access.

4. Show in Finder:

   • From the right-click menu, select Show in Finder. This will open a Finder window showing the archived files.

5. Locate the .xcarchive File:

   • You should see a file with the extension .xcarchive (it’ll have your app name). Right-click on this file.

6. Show Package Contents:

   • Select Show Package Contents from the right-click menu. This will open a new window showing the internal structure of the archive.

7. Find the dSYMs Folder:

   • Look for a folder named dSYMs inside the package contents. Open this folder.

8. Get the .dSYM File:

   • Inside the dSYMs folder, you’ll find the .dSYM file you need. You can copy it from here for your distribution needs

Tamboura

I followed the steps up to step 7, but inside my dSYMs folder, I couldn't find the .dSYM file. – Hoar