Hi,
I just submitted app in iTunesConnect. I found the warning
Version Mismatch - Neither CFBundleVersion ['1'] nor CFBundleShortVersionString ['1'] in the Info.plist match the version of the app set in iTunes Connect ['1.0'].
So the version in image 1 and image 2 as uploaded should be same ?
Thanks,
Ishani
Hi Ishani,
Your app builder settings automatically appears in .plist.
When you create an app in iTunesConnect, there should be a version corresponding to the previous one.
Hi Katya,
Let me clear the version in iTunesConnect I have given 1.0
So in Appery-- AppSettings I should give Version = 1.0 and Build = 1.0
But it is not reflecting the .plist file in the source tab
I tried in xCode by changing bundle and version it is working fine, but in Appery it is not changing
Hello Ishani,
Please change version by yourself if it doesn't work for you and we'll report it as bug.
Yea it doesnt work for me. Thanks, I will change it manually
Just encountered this bug, any hope of a fix? Thx.
Hello Daniel,
We have researched it, this is not a bug, this is how standard library conversion Object to JSON works.
This standard driver always convert value "1.0" to 1.
Usually for use version "1.0" write "1_0" or "v1.0"
For example: App settings - External resources - Libraries version
Thx, that does explain it. I have encountered this serialization issue before but hadn't considered it here. I take it you're not able to serialize as a string instead of an integer for some reason?
Unfortunately the iOS binary version doesn't allow v or _ characters so its not possible to express the "dot zero" release in this manner. As a result our version numbers will go from 1 to 1.1 - its a little unusual and not consistent with iOS conventions - but perhaps workable.
Hello Daniel!
Thanks for update! I created task to investigate this issue more.