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React native – Why the same version work perfectly on TestFlight but getting "Invalid binary" on App Store?

I’ve a React Native app deployed on TestFlight, but now I went to publish the same app on App Store.
Should I deploy the same version, or I should create a new archive with Xcode with a new build number and new version number ?

And why the same version work on TestFlight and not on App Store ?

I tried to submit the app on App store for review, but I’m getting "invalid binary" error. But the same version work perfectly on TestFlight.

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    The problem was that my version deployed on TestFlight is using iOS SDK 15.2, but to deploy a new version on App Store it must be built with iOS 16 16.1 or later.

    I discover this when I tried to build a new version of my app with Xcode, so I ended up updating my Xcode to 14.1 to get iOS 16.1.


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    If it’s working perfectly on TestFlight and you happy with that version. Would you not use the same bundle in your release? Can read more at apple developer docs.

    However, you are probably going to have to deal with that error at some point. Check your email. Should provide more detail of what the issue actually is.

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