iOS On-Device Testing Unable To Read Symbol?

[Darkroom]

whenever i send my app for on-device testing, the console spits out it's normal program launch data followed by:

(gdb) continue
warning: Unable to read symbols for ""/Users/me/Desktop/Test App/build/Release-iphoneos"/Test App.app/Test App" (file not found).
warning: Unable to read symbols for ""/Users/me/Desktop/Test App/build/Release-iphoneos"/Test App.app/Test App" (file not found).

when i goto the Release-iphonos folder, the app is there but it has a dash thru it. isn't that the file i'm suppose to upload to apple when my app is complete? what's wrong here?

 

[dejo]

when i goto the Release-iphonos folder, the app is there but it has a dash thru it. isn't that the file i'm suppose to upload to apple when my app is complete? what's wrong here?

No, you need to build with Active Configuration of "Distribution" not "Release" in order to prepare your app for upload to the App Store.

 

[Darkroom]

oh ok... well, do you know what the problem is with it unable to find the symbols for my app?

 

[PhoneyDeveloper]

The icon with the line through it means that the app won't run on a Mac. But you knew that. Double-click it on your Mac and it doesn't launch. It will only run on iPhone.

 

[Darkroom]

oh... so it's normal for the console to say symbols aren't found when testing on-device?

 

[PhoneyDeveloper]

Actually I'm not sure about the warning. When I launch my app on the device I don't get that warning, both Debug and Release.

You don't really say that there's any problem debugging, only that you see this warning. Does the debugger work?

What happens if you remove the space in the name of the app and its folder?