automated iOS rejection: Non-public API usage

[Mark Wilcox]

kellymdempewolf <kellymdempewolf at gmail.com> wrote:


> Is there any way that I can work around this to fix it in my own app in the meantime?


Sadly not, this is why I suggested some sort of community supported process as a safety net for Apple rule changes.
Your app almost certainly doesn't use the UDID but the LiveCode engine binary links to the banned method, so you can't pass the automated test until you have a LiveCode commercial build with the offending method call removed.

I could build a standalone with it removed from the community version source code but that can't be used to submit to the app store.

Probably worth adding a note to the bug report and let them know which LiveCode version you're using since they may want to prioritise patch releases for those actively waiting to submit apps.

Mark


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 From: kellymdempewolf <kellymdempewolf at gmail.com>
To: use-revolution at lists.runrev.com 
Sent: Thursday, 9 May 2013, 14:46
Subject: Re: automated iOS rejection: Non-public API usage
 

Is there any way that I can work around this to fix it in my own app in the
meantime?  I have an app that needs to be sent to iTunes but I have the same
rejection happening!  (I have subscribed to the bug report so I'll see when
it's fixed but for now I need to get the app sent!)

Thanks!



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