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We have an iOS app which has been approved for release with its version 1.0 and we submitted a minor update, version 1.1 that was also approved, and is "Pending Developer Release". The date set for first availability in "Rights and Pricing" is a month from now. The question is the following - is it possible to submit another update (lets say version 1.2) without forcing the app to go live early? That is, if we click "Release this Version" on the app version 1.1 page, will it actually make the app go live in the app store immediately? Or will iTunes honor the date in "Rights and Pricing" and

I am having a real repetitive issue uploading app to itunesConnect. It does not matter if I use "Application loader" or xcodes "Archive" utility, the result is the same ("failed to open ssh session (16)"). I am doing this on a Computer and network that was used for multiple uploads of applications to itunesConnect in the past and never having this problem. I even uploaded an application the same day (without problem), but got errors for this app. I reviewed the detail log and found nothing useful to determine why the problem would happen. I posted the log at link bellow since it is to long to

Apple rejected my app because I haven't provide a test account. My app has login option only via OTP . So, how to convince Apple about same. Guideline 2.1 - Information Needed We have started the review of your app, but we are not able to continue because we need additional information about your app. Next Steps To help us proceed with the review of your app, please provide detailed information to the following questions. The more information you can provide upfront, the sooner we can complete your review. Please provide a demo mobile phone number and verification code for review Once you

I've got the classic problem of iTunes rejecting my .ipa because it's missing a bunch of .plist entries for 'privacy-senstive data' (in my case calendar, contacts, microphone, Apple Music and Siri!), despite my app having nothing to do with these frameworks. I want to work out which 3rd party frameworks in my app are triggering this problem, rather than take the easy way out and just add the .plist entries. Is there a way to analyse your .ipa or the files it contains to work out which 3rd party dependency is causing this issue? Just to be clear, I understand I could just add the required