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We have built an inhouse version of an iPhone application that is to replace another that is already available from another developer. I was wondering if you think we can use "app transfer" from the previous developer and in turn replace it with our own app. Previous developer has agreed for the transfer (ofcouse excluding his code). Therefore our question is if we can transfer his app to our development name and then replace the app with our own. Our goal is that the current users of this app will receive ours as an update to what they already have and not as a different app. In short,

Upon submission of an iPhone app to iTunes Connect for AppStore distribution, they ask for a 512x512 pixel image. Here is what it says next to the place to submit it: "A large version of your app icon that will be used on the App Store. It must be at least 72 DPI and a minimum of 512x512 pixels (it cannot be scaled up). It must be flat artwork without rounded corners." So are they going to round the corners like they do elsewhere or not?? The iOS Human Interface Guidelines indicate NOT: "There are no visual effects added to this version of your application icon" Yet all the images I see on

I am using HealthKit in my app to read users daily steps data and for that I enable HealthKit in my app. I uploaded app without NSHealthShareUsageDescription and NSHealthUpdateUsageDescription key in info.plist . Apple rejected the app as follow and says this both key must be in info.plist . NSHealthUpdateUsageDescription - Read your daily steps data for calorie count data NSHealthShareUsageDescription - Share workout data with apps. I added that key and upload again. now app rejected with this reason. Design - 4.2.1 Your app uses the HealthKit or CareKit APIs but does not indicate integration

I am submitting my app to app store but it's only compatible with iphone and ipod. When I added the app in itunes connect it;s making me submit an ipad screenshot. Is it mandatory for apps to be universal? How can I get around this? In XCode Target -> General -> Deployment Info -> Devices should be set to iPhone. If your app is only supposed to support iPhone/iPod, only upload iPhone screenshots , don't upload iPad screenshots. Same works the other way around. The only time you should upload both is if your app is universal. It is not mandatory for apps to be Universal, nor is required to

I have tried do submit an application via Xcode (as well as the application loader) to the Apple store, and I received the following error: Invalid Bundle Structure - The binary file 'xx.app/xx' is not permitted. Your app may contain only one executable file. Refer to the Bundle Programming Guide for information on the iOS app bundle structure. I checked the files generated files/project settings and I didn't find what's wrong according to the Bundle Programming Guide. We have attempted to clean our code repository, as well as do clean builds by updated the build folder locations as well as

hello everyone i have an IOS project which i had set the IOS Deployment Target to 4.3 under Targets > Build Settings. I have Uploaded it to itunes connect and now it says Requires IOS 6 or later. Also the valid architectures are : armv7 armsv7. Thank you :) The minimum version supported of your app is set in the summary section of your project. Look for deployment target . If you specify 4.3 for example in that field it means that you are supporting all version starting from 4.3 . Double check your settings. The deployment target is there in the project summary page of xcode Happy Coding :) 来源