Hi eskimo, Sorry for hijacking this ticket but I have a counter question to your response. _`Since I rely on Apple to sign the apps, I'm assuming that nothing local can be used. This is only true if you use bitcode. If you don’t use bitcode then the .dSYM files that you create locally, that get embedded in your Xcode archive when you do a Product > Archive, are valid for your App Store app. The significant change here is that Xcode 14 has effectively nixed bitcode as a concept. See the comment in the Xcode 14 Release Notes.`_ My Question is that We have the requirement of keeping bitcode enabled until a SaaS service we are using comes up with an enhancement to Apple's change. Can you please explain why the local .dSYM won't work if bitcode is enabled? Is there anything we can do to successfully symbolicate our crash reports with Enable bitcode and Xcode 14 as we don't get the option to download them in iTunes Connect now?