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When I create an archive of my completed app and view it in xCode Organizer, select Distribute, Select Save for Enterprise or Ad-Hoc Deployment, select the iOS Distribution Code Signing Identity then Save only the .ipa is showing up. &nbsp;There is not a .plist file. <br />
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When I create an archive of my completed app and view it in xCode Organizer, select Distribute, Select Save for Enterprise or Ad-Hoc Deployment, select the iOS Distribution Code Signing Identity then Save only the .ipa is showing up.  There is not a .plist file. 

Any ideas?

xCode Organizer not creating .plist

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