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showing an update dialog in iOS #927
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Hello @kelset, thank you for your question. So while there is actually no strict rule and 100% guarantee that the app will be banned this way users should be aware of the following statement (taken from AppStore Review Guidance):
That's the thing that should be taken into account while using the update dialog with iOS. |
Hey @max-mironov, thanks for pointing out that extract, didn't read that document. (I think that we can close the issue then, maybe I can submit a small PR to have all these information in the README) |
@kelset gotcha, if you could create a PR to improve the existing documentation that would be much appreciated. |
Related to issue microsoft#927, my take on expanding the section that mentions Apple's ruling over OTA updates & update promts.
* Clarify store rulings Related to issue #927, my take on expanding the section that mentions Apple's ruling over OTA updates & update promts. * Update README.md Cleaned up verbiage and section header.
i think this ticket is not yet completely done as this doc still shows the old paragraph maybe only the react native project got the change yet? |
@christophmegusta that's another repo, I've submitted a PR to this one. |
Related to issue microsoft/react-native-code-push#927 as it seems docs are kinda scattered and appcenter-docs seems to be go to follow for CodePush. Thus this PR added missing info from `react-native-code-push` readme. Ref to Original PR: https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-code-push/pull/936/files
Related to issue microsoft/react-native-code-push#927 as it seems docs are kinda scattered and appcenter-docs seems to be go to follow for CodePush. Thus this PR added missing info from `react-native-code-push` readme. Ref to Original PR: https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-code-push/pull/936/files
In the
Plugin Usage
section of the README, the very last paragraph says:I've been going through the Apple Developer Program License Agreement, which can be downloaded from this page, but I couldn't find any rule around not showing/presenting the user with an Alert / a UI element to tell him/her to update the app to the latest version.
Moreover, the only instance of "not allowance" I could find was an Ionic app back in January and lately apps like Ryanair and Monzo have adopted a similar behaviour (showing a full page "alert" to tell you to update).
Can it be that maybe now this "interaction" is not disallowed anymore?
Even the "mighty" paragraph 3.3.2 has been updated to be more "open" to OTA installations:
(version 20170605)
Do you have any more "precise" information around this issue? Or should the README be updated to not disincentivizes the update dialog?
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