I am currently trying to apply for the WWDC 2015 student scholarship, but Apple requires the .ipa file. The directions state, "Package your compiled app file in a .zip file. For iOS apps, this refers to the .ipa file." How do I get this?
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Rehaan Advani
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I hope you have read [WWDC Scholarship Guidelines and Terms](https://developer.apple.com/wwdc/scholarships/Scholarship-Guidelines-and-Terms.pdf) – Inder Kumar Rathore Apr 24 '15 at 04:58
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check this link..it explained it beautifully http://stackoverflow.com/a/25971065/1865424 – Kundan Apr 24 '15 at 08:11
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@RehaanAdvani, do you have the free or paid developer account? – nycdanie Apr 25 '15 at 22:13
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I would break into steps
If you have a clean running app,
- Set your build target as iOS device and not simulator
- Product>**archive*
- Export it once archiving is done and you get the ipa file
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.IPAis extension of ios app installer package,as windows has.exe,android has.apk.
"Package your compiled app file in a .zip file"
According to this statement,you must be having iOS or Mac app developed and they want you to provide your app to them in compressed format(ie.zip)
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