appstore-approval

I built an iOS app with a companion Apple Watch app and recently submitted it to the App Store. This morning, it was rejected for failing to install. Here are the steps to reproduce: Install the app on iPhone Launch the companion app Toggle the "Show App on Apple Watch" switch The app attempts to install on the Apple Watch Error message is displayed on Apple Watch and app in not installed. Toggle switch in the companion app is set to "off" Obviously, I don't have an Apple Watch to test this with, but it works fine in the simulator (and installs fine on the Apple Watch simulator). Perhaps it

I am building and distributing an iOS Framework library for consumption by other developers. Recently I ran into a bug (feature?) of the Apple Store whereby if an iOS Framework is built with the x86 Architecture (for the simulator) then the entire app fails App Store approval with the error: [Transporter Error Output]: ERROR ITMS-90087: "Unsupported Architectures. The executable for blah.app/Frameworks/MyLib.framework contains unsupported architectures '[x86_64, i386]'." What is the best practice here? Should I: Include debug (with simulator) and release (without simulator) builds of the

have apps, built 2015 and 2014. How can I test them for IPv6? If my apps doesn't support IPv6, what should I do? My apps are using AFNetworking and Alamofire. I'm connecting mostly to domains ( Ex. api.example.com/v1/...). Only 1 app use IP: (ex: 12.12.12.12:3000/api/v1/...). This solution only works if you have an ethernet connection. For creating an iPV6 NAT64 wifi network, follow these steps Step 1 : Open system preferences Step 2 : Open Sharing Step 3 : Click on internet sharing Step 4 : Click Wifi in the ports while pressing option(ALT) key. A Create NAT64 Network checkbox will be

We've written an app for our clients that connects to external hardware over Wifi (hardware designed by our client). My question is, how do we go about submitting this for review? The software won't do very much without the hardware. Just to be clear, the hardware does not connect directly to the iPad with a cable, it connects over WiFi only. I just want to get some clarity on what we need to do to get this app through the review process and into the App Store. Any insight will be appreciated. I'm one of the authors of StageMix for M7CL, LS9 and CL and it has exactly this issue - the hardware

I made an App Store preview video using QuickTime player on OS X Yosemite. When I try to upload the video to iTunesConnect, I get an error message: The frame rate of your app video preview is too high. I can't see any options in the QuickTime Player to change frame rate. Does anybody knows what to do with it? Videos can be easily converted using ffmpeg, a handy tool that can be installed using homebrew . ffmpeg -r 30 -i 60fpsvideo.m4v -vcodec copy -acodec copy 30fpsvideo.avi This is what worked for me: ffmpeg -i input.mov -qscale 0 -r 24 -y output_5.mov -qscale 0 made sure the length stayed