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ErikOhlin12
ErikOhlin12

Reputation: 83

iOS App Update Version 1.1

I created an app in cocos2d v2 and I want to make my first update to my app. I want to add a physics engine this time so I need to use cocos2d v3. So how would I tell apple that this is my update for my app and not a new app entirely? I know you can just set the version # in XCode but the problem is that it is a completely different project since I am implementing v3 instead of v2. How do I do this?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 94

Answers (2)

Ethan Mick
Ethan Mick

Reputation: 9567

If you're using cocos2d, one option is just to replace the coco2d folder in your current project with the updated version (v3). This would give you all the new code and you wouldn't need to make a new project.

That said, the Bundle Identifier is what identifies the app (change it in the project settings). Just make sure that is the same, and the app will override the previous version.

Upvotes: 0

SevenBits
SevenBits

Reputation: 2874

It doesn't matter to Apple if it's a new project. Apple only cares about the bundle ID. If the bundle ID is the same, and you sign with the same certificate, and the version number is higher than before, then you're good to go.

Apple would never restrict uploads to project files. Then, how could you rewrite your app, or continue development if you lose your source? That would be absurd. Check the app update guide by Apple if you need more info on what you need to update an app.

Upvotes: 1

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