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Old version of my App Store app is installed on users' iOS devices

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ios

app-store

We released an update to our app that had a serious bug - it basically crashed when users tried to login. We removed the app from sale after 2-3 hours and we released a hot fix update 3 days later. The users were notified about the new version by Apple, but when they updated the app, some of them still got the old buggy version. Uninstalling and installing the app again didn't help. It happened for some users only.

The fix was a small update - we didn't change the target iOS version for example.

I read in the Internet that it might take 24 hours for the update to be propagated to all servers, but the users were still receiving the old app a few days later.

Have you guys experienced a similar problem with Apple App Store? Is there anything we can do about that? We're planning to release a major update and we want to be sure that when the users are notified about the update, they'll get it instead of an old version.

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Michał Fronczyk Avatar asked Oct 01 '22 20:10

Michał Fronczyk


1 Answers

When a user that has already purchased the app clicks the Cloud Download icon they get the last version they downloaded, NOT the most recent. They must download that version and then update.

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Holly Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 22:10

Holly