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My applications update just entered the appstore. The problem is the application is crashing in iPhone 5, it doesn't start. I tested it in iPhone 4 and iPad and it is fine.
Does anyone have an idea why this is happening, or why the update was accepted in the store?
It doesn't crash when running from the xcode.
To reproduce your error install the previous version on your iPhone, then start the current version from xcode with debugging.
Sometimes such crashes happen for example when your previous version stored something in NSUserDefaults and your new version expects something different. Therefore it's very important to test the update scenario.
Apple does accept applications that crash but do not crash very often. I have experienced several of my apps still crashing have been accepted by Apple. May be they don't test it comprehensively or they ignore some crashes that happen only when a certain functionality is targeted i.e don't crash too often.
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It started happening in the latest release version. There is no description, stack trace regarding the crashes. Most of the users experience this kind of an error. They open the application, and it gets stuck in the splash screen (launch screen).
I couldn't reproduce it in any of the simulators/devices regardless of the iOS versions. And the users with different iOS versions (10.3, 10.2, 13.4 etc.) experience the same crash.
I found the reason.
It was Xcode 11.4 update that was causing the crash on 32-bit devices (iOS 10).
Crashes of iOS 13.4 were unrelated and different from the question I asked for.
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I was in the middle of woking on a App in XCode 7 and was pushing it to my phone after making changes. All of a sudden, i was getting a general "security" error.
The app had already been verified and the developer trusted. The XCode console outsputs:
error: failed to launch '/private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/C684E25D-F370-4DFC-B39F-C4508B653EA1/myapp.app' -- process launch failed: Security
If I go to System Preferences > Profile in my phone and try to verify it, it doesn't do anything and doesn't report any feedback.
I've tried deleting the app, restarting xcode, restarting my phone, etc..
And now, none of my apps will install on my phone for development -- note, I'm only talking about directly launching an app from Xcode to my phone. I'm not using the App Store.
It seems the server Apple uses to verify apps is down again. This has happened before: iOS 9 enterprise app verify failed
All we can do for now is wait until they resolve the issue.
Having the same issue as you, hitting VERIFY does nothing except briefly change my email at the top to 'Verifying", and then changes back. No feedback or notification.
My first thought would be as Dominic said is that the server on Apples side is down. Not sure if that server is listed here:
https://developer.apple.com/system-status/
But they all seem to be operational, so I guess all we have to do is wait.
Edit: As per Dominic's post, this is the proper site: ppq.apple.com, which is currently down.
http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/ppq.apple.com.html
For any future people with this error:
If you are having trouble verifying apps on your device, check the above site, if it is down that is almost certainly the cause.
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Does Apple reject updates to apps that do little other than implementing iAds? Has anybody done this? There's nothing explicitly stated in the guidelines, but I understand how it could be seen as annoying, and Apple has a "we'll know it when we see it" rule about bad App Store submissions.
My update would add a new feature and fix a few issues too. I don't care about losing users because the app in question is my app for testing the waters before I release my serious one.
You can update your app solely to add iAd banners. You also say you are going to fix issues as well, so even more reason why it shouldn't be rejected.
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my iPod works well as an development device.
But after I reset the iPod, my XCode doesnot recognize it any longer.
Its color turns yellow in organizer of XCode, instead of green dot before.
Please help. thanks!
Assuming that by "reset" you mean you restored the iPod, then all of your provisioning profiles, etc. will have been deleted from the device preventing Xcode from building to the device. To fix this, select the device in the Xcode organizer (where the yellow dot is) and click the button that says something to the effect of "Use for development".
At this point Xcode will prompt you for your developer credentials, check DDI symbols (and all that other fun stuff), and install the necessary profiles to the device.
It is probably missing your development profiles, make sure you reinstall them in organizer prior to attempting to use them for development
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When I open Xcode 4.3, it can recognize my iPod as before.
Then I switch back to my Xcode 3.2.6, my iPod turn green again.
So strange. It works anyway. Thanks all!
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I've recently had my app rejected, but they have not sent over the "explanation" email yet. has anyone experienced a rejection without a tandem explanation or reasoning from app review?
When your app is rejected without a letter, it usually means it crashed. Check it out again and resubmit.
Could be the app not being compatible with OS 3.0.
Check this: techradar.com - New iPhone Apps Must Be 3.0 Compatible
same thing happened to me, my app was rejected sometime last night, but I got no notification. It would suck if it was the 3.0 compatible issue because my app was submitted almost a week before that email came out.
Relax, we've got an app rejected in March, now it's July and we never got any explanation: sometimes they just don't send anything