I'm trying to update my app in TestFlight, but whenever i try to do so, this information pops up
"You can only submit one build from version x.x.x to Beta App Review"
Is there a problem? Or should i just ignore this?
Thanks in advance
This message means that you can not have more then one build in "Waiting for Review" state from the same version.
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The new version remain in Appbundle as you can see it in my Screenshot
screenshot of my problem
You would have to submit it to review to Playstore go to your Production in release and send it fro review from there.
I uploaded my app to the App Store using xcode. I can see my build in my existing app on iTunes connect. However when I want to add the build using the "+ Version or platform" option it shows me a disabled iOS button:
My build version is 2.0.
I received an email from Apple stating that the app completed processing. Any reason why I can't select it?
I found the solution. In my case I wanted to update the app to a newer version which wasn't listed in the "+Version or Platform" menu. The possible reason is that a previous build failed, with the status of "Prepare for Submission".
Select the build which is listed as "Prepare for submission" under "iOS App".
Scroll down till you see the build for that submission.
Delete the old build and select a new correct build.
Now scroll down more and change the version of your submission in the textfield to the build number of your correct build.
After doing that I was able to submit it to the App Store.
I had the same issue. I had to reject an app that was in "Waiting for Review" status since we had to update a bug that we found after we submitted the previous build. Once we did that, we were unable to add a new version and the ios option was disabled. To fix this:
I went to the same version that showed "Rejected by Developer",
Scrolled down to the build version,
Clicked the minus (-) icon next to the previous build to remove that,
Added the new build and
Saved and Submitted for review.
The version increment automatically updated after step 5 above based on the selected build.
GrangerFX has the answer.
In the App Store click on your app, then the version number under iOS App on left.
This will open the Prepare for Submission screen on right (unless you already did that).
Scroll down to "Build" section, and click the "do not enter" sign, which is some secret code that means delete (rather than a typical trash can). [Nice UI Apple! Keep trying, maybe you will get it right one day.]
Then you will be asked to pick a build. Choose your latest uploaded build.
I've submitted my iPhone app for review to Apple.
It is now in the state "Waiting for review".
I am afraid having set the version of the app to 0.9.0 could be a reason for rejection:
http://venturebeat.com/2013/02/08/9-surprising-reasons-mobile-apps-get-rejected-from-the-apple-app-store/
Has anyone experience this?
Should I take the shot or resubmit my app and restarting the queue?
It has been accepted with version number 0.9.0
https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/mobeye/id672720804?mt=8
Update: The app is already configured in iTunes connect I can't remember which option I choose.
I have an app sitting in iTunes Connect waiting for upload but I am unsure whether I choose 'wait to release' or 'release immediately'.
How do I ensure it is set to 'wait to release' before uploading my binary?
If you select wait for release option, in app summary page, new version will be listed as
"Release Control: Hold for Developer Release".
If you choose wait to release,You have to release your app after apple accepting your app.If you choose 'release immediately',It will be automatically released after apple accepts your app.
I always prefer the "wait to release" option.
This gives you the possibility to not release an update if you notice a bug in the last minute. Also you can sync your release with other time dependent actions like:
marketing campaigns
backend changes
...
I believe you confirm that option after you upload the binary as part of the submission process.
My app passed review of apple and was released. But I've got some mails from users, that in app purchase doesn't work! When I install my app by Build And Run from Xcode it's work great! Is there any logical reason to this? Regards.
Apple took 1 day to enable in-App purchase once the app go live... Even i have faced the problem.
If your in App purchase works fine in sandbox mode... Just wait for 24 hours It will be solved.
"doesn't work" isn't the most helpful of descriptions. I presume you have downloaded the release version yourself and tested it? What happens when you do it?
Is there any server side support for delivering the product? If so presumably you can check the logs to see if there is anything wrong there?