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Xcode - But... Where are our archives?

I've submitted three versions of my app onto the App Store using the Build and Archive commands. But... Where are those archives?

I've just learnt that I just need them to be able to read crashlogs. My ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives folder is empty (in fact there is one xarchive file inside it I've just generated now to test a crashlog reading).

Spotlight does not find any .xarchive.

I never been asked to delete or clear anything else than my project builds (Product - clean) when coding next version.

![enter image description here](i.stack.imgur.com/Rd4wj.png) This is the keyboard shortcut that I use
I appreciate that you added the location of the Archives folder. I was missing archives, and it was because I accidentally deleted that folder with my DerivedData folder... Upon recovering that folder (thankfully still in the trash), my archives showed correctly in the Window->Organizer->Archives area.

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Cœur

Open the Organizer window in Xcode (menu Window > Organizer)

Click on the Archives icon in the top middle

Select the desired archive by app name and date

Click Show in Finder in the context menu


Window > Organizer... Yea, because that makes obvious sense Apple.
Well done apple. Another step in the process of making stuff impossible...
I just did this a week ago and now i'm back here again. why is this ui hard to remember?
Funny how a company like Apple can make the most well-thought, intuitive, simple interfaces for users, but the biggest piles of unusable shit for developers.
Could not agree more - xcode in general very special in that sense
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Ben Butterworth

Archive Organizer

To open it: Xcode menu bar > Window > Organizer > Products > Archives

Path: The archives are stored in /Users/username/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives/$DATE/Project Name Datetime.xcarchive, it's easier to just right click the archive to show path in the organizer though.

https://i.stack.imgur.com/juCBV.png


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yoAlex5

Archive location

By default location is on the same level as Derived Data folder

<some_path>/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives
//e.g.
/Users/alex/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives/2021-05-08/ServiceLocator 08.05.2021, 15.35.xcarchive

To change location

xcodebuild archive -archivePath "<some_path>/<some_name>.xcarchive" <...>
//or
Xcode -> Preferences... -> Locations -> Locations -> Archives 

To show Organizer

Window -> Organizer -> Archives

D
Dwigt

Just to add to this since I'm unable to edit @Codo's answer, but for my version of Xcode (12.3) there was no Archive icon in the top middle. Just a slight difference. Instead, going to Window > Organizer opened a window displaying all my Archives for the current project. Right clicking each shows a menu to delete Archive entries or you can Show in Finder.

Show in Finder shows mine are currently located at /Users/username/Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives and within that directory there's a folder for each date which contains an Archive.


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Abdel Rahman Kamhawy

if you choose any ios simulator iphone 7 or iphone 8 or any simulateur you have to change this select to ( Any ios Device ) after that the archive option will display