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i'm trying to upgrade an iOs App on the App Store by releasing a new version. I've the iTunes Connect Account and I'm working on Xcode.
I've updated the Version and Build values from 1.0.15 to 1.0.16 in the Identity Section of my app *-Info.plist
Then I uploaded the build to the iTunes Connect from Xcode by doing:
Product -> Archive -> Validate -> and then Upload to the App Store...->
I selected the automatic signing authentication and chosen the App Team for profiling that I want the build to be uploaded to.
Xcode has uploaded the build to the iTunes Connect and no error have been thrown.
Now, when I go to my iOs build on the App Store, I expect to find it, but there isn't.
When I upload it again I now have this error:
It seems that the Apple Server already got the release.
So? Where is my build gone? How can I found it?
I read in some SO threads that there was a Prerelease View in the iTunes Connect but I'm unable to find it any more. Maybe it has been replaced?
EDIT 1
This is my Build iOs on iTunes Connect view.
The open tab is the previous build, my new one 1.0.16 it is not present in the list and I can't find it anywhere..
I knew that I could upload a newer version by incrementing the version and build.
If it will not appear soon I will assume an error occurred and try to submit a new one.
EDIT 2
One week has passed and the build hasn't appeared. So I have uploaded a new upgraded version to 1.0.17, but it's still not appearing in my activity tab.
I would like to point out that before loading the previus 1.0.16 version, I had already created a new app version in the App Store Tab.
Can this possibly causes the issue?
What else can it be?
I'm gonna wait a little more and if not appearing i'll open a support ticket.
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If the build does not appear in the app review area it is typically because 1) the version # in the build does not match the version number you have in App Store connect or the version number in the build is lower than the version number you have previously submitted in App Store connect.
Scroll to the “Build” section in your app's App Store Connect record. Click on “Select a build before you submit your app.” Choose the build that you uploaded through Xcode. Click Done in the bottom right-hand corner, then Save in the top-right hand corner, then Submit for Review.
Build, run, and debug your app To build and run your code, choose Product > Run, or click the Run button in your project's toolbar. Xcode analyzes your scheme's targets and builds them in the proper sequence. After a successful build, Xcode launches the associated app.
Solution: check your email !
After days of waiting I discovered that my iTunes Connect associated email address had received feedback from the iTunes Store Team. The emails said there was issues on the app (Missing Info.plist key) that prevented the delivery to be processed.
It is important to check your email address from apple communications because some of that information cannot be found elsewhere!
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