Hi,
I would like to know if it is possible to publish diffrents version off the app acoring to the country, for the same SDK
means
version A for France & Italy
version B for Spain & Germany
Or can I just only
publish version A or France & Italy
publish no version for Spain & Germany ?
What about which languages will be used in what countries? Will all versions basically look and act the same, with all the same features?
Why do you need to separate for each country?
If the apps will be different, then separate might be ok. If they are the same, you may risk pushback during review...
The usual approach is one app, one version, that is localized for each country/language it supports.
For countries it doesn't support, simply make sure it is not on sale in those locations.
Regarding different versions of the app for different country App Stores - you choose the countries in which each app is listed for sale. So you could use a different app for different countries. Each different app would actually be just a different version of the same app. But here you would run up against being rejected for '4.3 Spam' https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#spam
A better solution would be to have the app detect the country App Store from which it is purchased. I do not know a straightforward way of doing that because currentLocale is set by the user's preference not the user's App Store country. But another way is to make an SKProductRequest for an IAP - any IAP. During the response to that SKProductRequest you would examine the SKProduct's priceLocale.countryCode and that would reveal the counry of the App Store. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit/skproduct/1506145-pricelocale?language=objc
In this process there is no need to actually make the purchase. You might be able to do it all in the background without actually informing the user that you are exploring an actual IAP. You would need to have some IAP approved by the App Store.
keep in mind, there are three ways of defining "the country". One is the current geolocation of the device, the second is the language preferences selected by the user, and the third is the country of the App Store used by the user. (I think you are referring to the third - but I am not certain.)
Your app can certainly detect its geolocation and modify itself as it wishes based on that geolocation.
Your app can be 'localized' based on the language and other preferences selected by the user. See: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/BPInternational/Introduction/Introduction.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/10000171i-CH1-SW1