The most thorny problem encountered when launching an ios application is uploading the ipa to the build version, and taking screenshots of iPhones of various sizes.
Because uploading Ipa needs to install software such as xcode, and app screenshots require iPhone files of various sizes, which is too complicated to implement.
Here we can use Banana Cloud Compilation to solve this problem. Banana Cloud Compilation provides the function of uploading ipa to the build version, and generating screenshots and other common functions.
Let me talk about the overall process of listing:
1. Log in to the Apple Developer Center, open the app store connect, and enter the app management page. If you have not created an app, you need to create an app. When creating an app, you must choose the same package ID as the package name.
2. Click on the app to enter the listing information filling page, and fill in all the information. At this time, you will find that it requires you to provide screenshots of various sizes. Here you can use Banana Cloud to take screenshots:
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3. During the process, it also requires you to choose the build version. Note here that if you have not uploaded it, you cannot choose it, as shown in the figure below:
4. Because uploading ipa requires xcode and other software, if you use windows, then you can directly use Banana Cloud Editor to upload, as shown in the figure below, open the Banana Cloud Editor console, enter the background, and then perform the function of uploading ipa to the appstore:
5. Then, when uploading, enter the account name of the Apple developer account and upload special password. Note that this special password is not the login password. If you don’t know how to set the special password, you can refer to the lower part of the password input box on the upload interface of Banana Cloud setup tutorial.
After uploading, about 30 minutes later, you can see the newly uploaded version in the build version of the app store, and then fill in various information in the Apple Developer Center to put it on the shelf.