Corrupt App Store binaries crashing on launch
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Re: Corrupt App Store binaries crashing on launch
#2I have two waiting-for-review updates that have been sitting in the queue for 9 days now. This seems much longer than my past experience of 2-4 days turn-around. I wonder if these delays are related to the corrupt updates issue.
Re: Corrupt App Store binaries crashing on launch
#3I have two waiting-for-review updates that have been sitting in the queue for 9 days now. This seems much longer than my past experience of 2-4 days turn-around. I wonder if these delays are related to the corrupt updates issue.
We had a app finally get thought the review queue last week after a 12 day wait. Maybe there's a recent surge of apps hitting the store post-WWDC? No problems with corrupted binaries for us though.
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#4I have two waiting-for-review updates that have been sitting in the queue for 9 days now. This seems much longer than my past experience of 2-4 days turn-around. I wonder if these delays are related to the corrupt updates issue.
Does someone at Apple manually check the whole app when you submit an update?
Re: Corrupt App Store binaries crashing on launch
#5I have two waiting-for-review updates that have been sitting in the queue for 9 days now. This seems much longer than my past experience of 2-4 days turn-around. I wonder if these delays are related to the corrupt updates issue.
Does someone at Apple manually check the whole app when you submit an update?
Yes, they have human reviewers launch the app and tap around a bit, in addition to automated code analysis.
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#6This is also happening to our app, Gaia GPS, and it's pretty much ruining my holiday.
It seemed to effect US users around noon PDT, and then a batch of international users around 5 pm PDT.
Re: Corrupt App Store binaries crashing on launch
#7I have two waiting-for-review updates that have been sitting in the queue for 9 days now. This seems much longer than my past experience of 2-4 days turn-around. I wonder if these delays are related to the corrupt updates issue.
We had a app finally get thought the review queue last week after a 12 day wait. Maybe there's a recent surge of apps hitting the store post-WWDC? No problems with corrupted binaries for us though.
Wow 12 days. Haven't had to wait that long for a few years now. Probably also a slew of updates due to developers updating keywords caused by the recent change to the App Store search algorithms.
Re: Corrupt App Store binaries crashing on launch
#8I have two waiting-for-review updates that have been sitting in the queue for 9 days now. This seems much longer than my past experience of 2-4 days turn-around. I wonder if these delays are related to the corrupt updates issue.
Does someone at Apple manually check the whole app when you submit an update?
Yes, absolutely. In fact, based on the fact that my apps frequently sit in 'In Review' (versus 'Waiting for Review') for 12+ hours usually, it wouldn't shock me if they had multiple people review each submission.
How much they play around with the app seems to vary - I've had odd, hard-to-trigger bugs get my app rejected, even though they existed for several prior versions.
Each app submission/update costs Apple a fair amount of money to review.
Re: Corrupt App Store binaries crashing on launch
#9Any developers know how to change an app update that is "Waiting for Review" from "Automatically Release" to "Hold for Developer Release?"
Re: Corrupt App Store binaries crashing on launch
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Does someone at Apple manually check the whole app when you submit an update?
Yes, absolutely. In fact, based on the fact that my apps frequently sit in 'In Review' (versus 'Waiting for Review') for 12+ hours usually, it wouldn't shock me if they had multiple people review each submission. How much they play around with the app seems to vary - I've had odd, hard-to-trigger bugs get my app rejected, even though they existed for several prior versions. Each app submission/update costs Apple a fa…
It definitely seems like multiple people can be involved if there is uncertainty on whether to reject the app. From experience, I've found that if my app is sitting in "In Review" status for more than a certain number of hours, it's likely to get rejected.