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Clearing Previous App Cache
When my developer crew sends me an updated package and I build an IPA in XCode, the issues being corrected persist in my device even after deleting the previous build. I noticed this first when trying to update graphics. This app is a 365-day calendar of information that has graphics updated each year with the new year's ID: "2022" on the opening screen changes to "2023", and a few other updated graphics. When I replace those graphics with new ones in their respective location in the app resources folder, clean/build the project, export an IPA and load it into my devices, I still see the old graphics until a day or so later when the new ones will show up. I can see the changes right away in my simulator, but would like them to show in my devices What can I do to force new changes to show when a new IPA is loaded into my iPhone and iPad, to dump whatever cache is holding onto the previous data? Thanks.
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Oct ’22
Where Have They Hidden the Store Icon Upload?
Isn't this challenging enough without us having to play hide-and-seek? Where have these people hidden the store icon upload in App Store Connect? Do we really have to stop, with a deadline hanging over our heads, to spend a half hour trying to figure out where—and why—they've moved something? It isn't in the App Information area, Prepare for Submission, or any other that I can find in App Store Connect. Where do I upload my app icon?
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Aug ’20