**My app contains 2 languages and it works fine when I use it, so it's not an app issue.
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But on appstoreconnect it only shows me one language, why doesn't the second one appear?
appstoreconnect -> myapp -> distributions
This is what I would like to see
Have you added the language in Localizations list ?
Once done, you should see the language in Bundle settings and in the info.plist
Also, check in infoPlist
that all languages are checked on:
Looks like you have had the localizations added, but just to double check: do the .lproj folders of the languages you support exist in the app bundle you submitted for review?
As far as I know, App Store Connect determines the languages your app supports by scanning your app bundle for the existence of the .lproj folders. Xcode may not create the folder for you if there is nothing localized for the language, so it may be worth a check.
Best,
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Ziqiao Chen
Worldwide Developer Relations.
Yes I have the .lproj folders in the project, as you can see in the image below, but how do I know if xcode included it in the review submission? Is there an option I need to set?
Here's the problem, my app name can't be used in other countries, here's the alert I got now: English - The name you entered is already in use for another app. If you own the trademark rights to this name and would like to have it unlocked for use, please submit a request.
So it seems that the name I gave to my app I can only use in Italy, why in other countries they have the ownership of this name :-(
But then do I have to change the name of my app?
An app name can be used for one app per localization, as documented in Add a new app, and so it is probably that your English app name is not available (while your Italian app name is). I believe you can change your English app name in App Store Connect to avoid the conflict. I am unfamiliar with App Store Connect though. If that can't be done, you might consider selecting a team here <https://developer.apple.com/contact/topic/select> and contact them.
Best,
——
Ziqiao Chen
Worldwide Developer Relations.
Yesterday afternoon I solved it by adding a word to the name of my app, so it worked and I could add more languages.