The Intel XDK build system will stop supporting Cordova CLI 3.3 and CLI 3.5 builds on Monday, September 21. Please upgrade your existing projects to CLI 4.1.2 ASAP! The current production release of the Intel XDK (v2366) defaults to CLI 4.1.2 for all new projects. Insure that you are using the most recent version of the XDK so you can upgrade your project to CLI 4.1.2.
Updating to 4.1.2 should not be a significant change for most projects. Likewise, the 3.3 and 3.5 build options have been deprecated for about six months and, for all practical purposes, have not been viable build options for submission of apps to stores, due to various new requirements from the stores and security issues associated with these older CLI options. See the following extracts from the existing documentation:
Due to a security leak in the Cordova for Android domain whitelisting feature (intents feature), your Android apps must be built with at least Cordova 3.5.1 if they are to be submitted to the Google Play store. When building a Cordova for Android app, specify 3.5 (or 4.1.2) in the Cordova CLI Version field in the Build Settings section of the Projects tab in the latest version of the Intel XDK. Those applications built with the Crosswalk 10 (see above) include Android Cordova 3.6.3 and, therefore, already include this security fix.
In order to meet the Apple 64-bit requirements for all new apps submitted after February 1st, 2015 or updated after June 1st, 2015, your Apple iOS* apps must be built with at least iOS Cordova 3.5. When building a Cordova for iOS app, specify 3.5 (or 4.1.2) in the Cordova CLI Version field in the Build Settings section of the Projects tab in the latest version of the Intel XDK.