About to submit app, need help prior

Solar2D General Questions/Discussion
#1

im about to release my app to the app store. but im a bit confuse.

in the build.settings.

do i need to place

CFBundleIdentifier = “com.domain.appname”,
CFBundleDisplayName = “appname”,

i read that the info i put in corona when i’m build needs to match , or apple can reject the app.

in the name when im building i place the name or the com.domainname.appname ? or just the app name ?? [import]uid: 17701 topic_id: 32015 reply_id: 332015[/import]

#2

I haven’t heard Apple rejecting apps for using a different name when building. I have myself used different names for the build process almost all the time when I’ve sent apps in. But what you are supposed to fill in there is the app name and not the bundle identifier. [import]uid: 14018 topic_id: 32015 reply_id: 127624[/import]

#3

thanks for the info, how about the

CFBundleIdentifier = “com.domain.appname”,
CFBundleDisplayName = “appname”,

is that needed in the build settings ??? [import]uid: 17701 topic_id: 32015 reply_id: 127632[/import]

#4

I never set those in my build.settings. All that information is in the provisioning profile. So after you visit the Provisioning Portal, create the AppID and generate a distribution profile and build against it, the bundle ID will come from the provisioning profile. I make sure my folder name with main.lua in it, matches the name I used in iTunes Connect and match the name when I created the application and all is fine.
[import]uid: 19626 topic_id: 32015 reply_id: 127635[/import]

#5

Rob,

in my provision i have the profile name as NightWhisperLane

without spaces. so i should also have the folder the same way ??

but in itunes connect i have the app name with spaces shown as Night Whisper Lane

back to the app id , its labelled as

mywildcardname.com.domain.appname

is that correct or does the wildcard need to not be there ??

i uploaded it now to testflight. and noticed its now labeled without space. exactly like the folder i place it in. [import]uid: 17701 topic_id: 32015 reply_id: 127650[/import]

#6

I haven’t heard Apple rejecting apps for using a different name when building. I have myself used different names for the build process almost all the time when I’ve sent apps in. But what you are supposed to fill in there is the app name and not the bundle identifier. [import]uid: 14018 topic_id: 32015 reply_id: 127624[/import]

#7

thanks for the info, how about the

CFBundleIdentifier = “com.domain.appname”,
CFBundleDisplayName = “appname”,

is that needed in the build settings ??? [import]uid: 17701 topic_id: 32015 reply_id: 127632[/import]

#8

I never set those in my build.settings. All that information is in the provisioning profile. So after you visit the Provisioning Portal, create the AppID and generate a distribution profile and build against it, the bundle ID will come from the provisioning profile. I make sure my folder name with main.lua in it, matches the name I used in iTunes Connect and match the name when I created the application and all is fine.
[import]uid: 19626 topic_id: 32015 reply_id: 127635[/import]

#9

Rob,

in my provision i have the profile name as NightWhisperLane

without spaces. so i should also have the folder the same way ??

but in itunes connect i have the app name with spaces shown as Night Whisper Lane

back to the app id , its labelled as

mywildcardname.com.domain.appname

is that correct or does the wildcard need to not be there ??

i uploaded it now to testflight. and noticed its now labeled without space. exactly like the folder i place it in. [import]uid: 17701 topic_id: 32015 reply_id: 127650[/import]