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When an app is undergoing the app store approval process, do the people at Apple check the warnings in your project, or do they only check for errors?
e.g. I have this warning on a lot of my NIB files:
Unsupported Configuration: Title set but using a system Identifier (These attributes are mutually exclusive; the Title will be ignored)
Will this be a reason for Apple to reject my app for the app store?
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According to Apple, the most common reason for rejection, accounting for 14%, was “more information needed”. This occurs when an app is submitted to the App Store for review and the developer does not provide enough information or materials for the app to be tested by the App Store review team.
After submitting an app for review, it typically takes 1 week to pass through Apple's review process (pending approval).
To avoid rejection, make sure that your privacy policy is easily accessible both within your app and app page in the App Store. It should explain how you use the specific data that you collect: how it's stored, and whether or not you share it with other third-party entities.
Apple won't check for warnings in your project, because they can't. They don't get the source code to your app, only the compiled binary and supporting files. So long as you follow the rules, you should be fine.
As for the specifics of your question: I very much doubt it, but nevertheless, you should definitely aim for a project which compiles without warnings, just as a general programming practice.
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