New itunes user interface unable to find ready to upload binary
You press save
. Then upload the binary. Then select it +
and save
-> Submit for Review
. You don´t need to set it ready to upload binary any more.
You can upload more than one binary by increasing the number in Build (Select the Target, then Xcode -> General -> Build, see picture) by adding .1, i.e. the version was 3.75
-> 3.75.1
, but the Build version is still 3.75
.
Then the new binary is uploaded and may be selected for review. In the picture below you may see the old and the new binary listed in iTunesConnect.
reject this binary in new itunes connect UI
I think this is a temporary issue from iTunes connect if you wish to remove you currunt build from App Store that appear as a waiting for review follow the following steps.
with the new iTunes connect you if your app is waiting for Review state you can see this type of information in side your app Details.
When you click on remove this version from review.
UPDATE
When your app is rejected or you are trying to new app upload do following steps:
- First You have to upload a binary again from
Xcode or Application Loader
. There is appear you last setup Build with Version number select it and upload again. - Then, wait for some processing time and open your iTunes Connect account. You can check your uploaded build in Prerelease tab
- After processing finish In Build section Click on + button and select a correct binary that you have uploaded and save. Here is actual Guide.
- After that you may click on Submit for Review Button. And it may take some time for uploading on iTunes again
Has anything changed in iTunes to upload a new Binary.?
Actually the process I followed is proper. When we click the member center link, it shows this "Under Maintenance" window..
So this is the problem. Untill they maintain their site, we cant accept member center terms, and hence we wont be able to upload any new version. So just wait for them to be up with the link again.
iTunes:How to update the binary and upload into Appstore?
If you are changing an approved binary, you are creating a new version of that binary, e.g., v1.0.0 vs v1.0.1. You need to maintain this distinction because that is what is used by the application store to determine whether or not an application needs to be updated on a particular device. Another benefit of the versioning is that it allows your current version to remain available to the public until the updated version is approved by Apple. Along with the new version, you can decide to change the meta-data associated with the application (keywords, etc..), which is not something you can do without creating a new version.
Once Apple approves the new version, your previous binary will no longer be available to the consumer, only your latest version will visible in the app store.
How to remove build from Pre-Release in new itunesconnet?
It doesn't seem possible to delete an updated build from the prerelease section.
You can submit a new build with the same version number but a different build number as explained in this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/25699845/428981
Hope that helps!
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