Creating the correct provisioning profile on that part of the apple website, bumping the version and build number, toggling the public scope key value on and off worked for me. Like black magic!
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If I want to copy a shell-script or binary (helper) into /usr/local/bin will I be able to do so and distribute on App store?
If that's not possible, how do I access the path of the application folder for use within a shell script in order to locate a bundled binary inside the app bundle.
What do I mean:
My.app
...something...
my-mach-o-binary
...something...
my-bash-script.sh
I want my-bash-script to call my-mach-o-binary. How can I get the path of my-mach-o-binary to use in my-bash-script?
If I am able to copy the binary to /usr/local/bin it will be easy to locate from the bash script...but if not...I cannot assume the My.app is running within /Applications it could be anywhere.