Reputation: 591
I have an update to my app that has been reviewed and is Pending Developer Release.
I have found a bug in this version and would actually like to reject this binary and keep my existing binary.
Once I fix the bug, I would like to re-upload a new binary. Is this possible?
Upvotes: 57
Views: 21575
Reputation: 8490
Attaching screenshots from the App Store Connect (previously known as iTunes Connect) interface:
Select the version, then click on "cancel this release"
You can only edit some information while your version is pending developer release. To edit all information, cancel this release.
You will be prompted with a confirmation dialog:
Are you sure you want to cancel the release of version 2.6?
If you cancel this release, you must choose a new binary and resubmit this app version. Your version will be reviewed again by App Review.
Upvotes: 28
Reputation: 567
It took me a little while to find the answer to this. It can be done, but the answer isn't very intuitive.
In iTunes Connect, select your new application & load the details for it. Click the "Binary Details" link. Once this screen is open, there will be a "Reject this Binary" button on this screen.
I found this within the iTunes Developer guide(Link PDF has only 1 page and no other information) under the Rejecting Your Binary section. Apple really could have made the button more obvious.
Note : Link PDF has only 1 page and no other information
Upvotes: 55
Reputation: 573
Explanation to kernix answer:
Upvotes: 9
Reputation: 2953
From the iTunes Connect Developer Guide:
NOTE: You can only use the Version Release Control on app updates. It is not available for the first version of your app since you already have the ability to control when your first version goes live, using the Availability Date setting within Rights and Pricing. If you decide that you do not want to ever release a Pending Developer Release version, you will need to click the Release This Version button anyway, in order to create a new version of your app. You are not permitted to skip over an entire version.
Upvotes: 3