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We're trying out a new way of specifying version numbers for our app. I'd like to be able to check that the IPAs we're building have the version numbers we want. How do I get the version number out of the IPA?
Note - I'm not asking for a way of finding it from code inside the app; I've got a terminal open and the IPA file is built, and I want to know what to look for inside the IPA file.
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Android System SettingsOnce in Settings, tap Apps and notifications (or your phone manufacturer's name it). When you're in there, tap See all xyz apps (where xyz is the number of apps you have installed). Now scroll down until you find the app you want to find the version for. Then tap it in the list.
An IPA (iOS App Store package) is an application archive file that contains an iOS app. In simple words, it is a file that can be installed on iOS devices and used as an application.
Do the below from your terminal
//Unzip the file unzip YourIPAFile.ipa //Open payload folder cd Payload //Open your .app file cd yourApp.app //Open the plist file open Info.plist You can find the version under Bundle version key
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