I’m trying to set up a new app on iTunes Connect so that I can create some test products. I have looked at some guides, which claimed that I don’t have to upload my files and can just create a stub. In reality, the app creation process doesn’t allow me to skip this step, and I have to upload the binary and other files.
What does this mean? The game isn’t ready (early Beta) - does it go through apple’s approval process, or will I be able to start using it right away? [import]uid: 44037 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 330369[/import]
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Huh? [import]uid: 44037 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 121642[/import]
Based on my experience with IAPs, as long as the “Status” on your App Details page is “Waiting for Upload”, you can do as much testing on your IAP as you want without having to worry that Apple might be reviewing it. It’s only after you upload your binary and your “Status” changes to “Waiting For Review” that your app is actually in Apple’s queue to be reviewed. [import]uid: 82194 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 121645[/import]
Thanks - the problem is that I couldn’t find any way to create an app without having to upload the binary - if I don’t upload it, it won’t let me complete the process…
I’ll try to check it again, maybe I’m blind or something… 
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If you really need to upload a binary, you can go ahead and upload it. Then, on your App Details page, click the “Binary Details” link. Then click the “Reject This Binary” button and it will remove your app from the App review queue. Since your Status has changed to “Developer Rejected”, you have to change the status back to “Waiting For Upload”. At that point you can test your IAP all you want without worrying about it being in Apple’s review queue. [import]uid: 82194 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 121648[/import]
Ok, thanks! That sounds useful… I’ll give it a shot. [import]uid: 44037 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 121649[/import]
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Edited by me (Peach) but left in place so the “huh” below doesn’t look like it’s to nothing [import]uid: 174324 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 121641[/import]
Huh? [import]uid: 44037 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 121642[/import]
Based on my experience with IAPs, as long as the “Status” on your App Details page is “Waiting for Upload”, you can do as much testing on your IAP as you want without having to worry that Apple might be reviewing it. It’s only after you upload your binary and your “Status” changes to “Waiting For Review” that your app is actually in Apple’s queue to be reviewed. [import]uid: 82194 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 121645[/import]
Thanks - the problem is that I couldn’t find any way to create an app without having to upload the binary - if I don’t upload it, it won’t let me complete the process…
I’ll try to check it again, maybe I’m blind or something… [import]uid: 44037 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 121646[/import]
If you really need to upload a binary, you can go ahead and upload it. Then, on your App Details page, click the “Binary Details” link. Then click the “Reject This Binary” button and it will remove your app from the App review queue. Since your Status has changed to “Developer Rejected”, you have to change the status back to “Waiting For Upload”. At that point you can test your IAP all you want without worrying about it being in Apple’s review queue. [import]uid: 82194 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 121648[/import]
Ok, thanks! That sounds useful… I’ll give it a shot. [import]uid: 44037 topic_id: 30369 reply_id: 121649[/import]