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I succesfully managed to build my iOS app today, but after clicking the download link in email or in the Intel XDK itself it says:
NoSuchKey
The specified key does not exist. cust.4cb57dcb-254e-4340-9ff2-9334d475ea90/app.0908611d-b9cc-4319-aa91-7c4505030175/iphone/Polismap%20test.ios.20150401070441.ipa 291ECA371B60B5BB emKPQzDrUxvvuNO87CSYigjJaPMM/04keOrAl6YbbebjgDnYzSaTAce9IqMKJ/zki+0XccXH/u8=
I've successfully built and downloaded an Android app today so the problem is somewhere in iOS i suppose.
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I think the issue has to do with your project name. When you created your project in the XDK, it should have removed the space as you typed. The only fix for this is to create a new project, when you do, notice the XDK should not allow you to add a space in the name. After you create your project, copy your files/settings over and try building again.
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I think the issue has to do with your project name. When you created your project in the XDK, it should have removed the space as you typed. The only fix for this is to create a new project, when you do, notice the XDK should not allow you to add a space in the name. After you create your project, copy your files/settings over and try building again.
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That fixed it, thanx!
Changed the app identifier from iTunes Connect also to a name without spaces so it matched the project name (just in case :-) ).

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