I have a strange problem with the application, maybe one of you will be able to help me because I don't know where to look for a solution.
I have created an app where users can add photos that are saved in Firebase. These photos are retrieved from the database and displayed on the device.
When I run the application, whether on a simulator or a real device, everything works as it should. The photos are downloaded and displayed.
But when it exports the app to apple connect, it is rejected during the review because supposedly the pictures are not showing up.
They send me screenshots showing that the photos don't actually display and there are only placeholders.
Can someone give me a hint what the problem could be? Am I doing something wrong when exporting the app?
I use fastlane to export. I have attached the code I am using there.
(the light mode screenshot is what apple's send to me, the dark mode if from my iphone).
FASTLANE CODE
desc "Release app to the appStore"
lane :release_app do
export_app
upload_app
end
desc "Export app"
lane :export_app do
gym(
project: "MapaMurali.xcodeproj",
scheme: "MapaMurali",
clean: true,
export_xcargs: "-allowProvisioningUpdates",
output_name: "ReleaseApp11.ipa"
)
end
desc "To deliver app"
lane :upload_app do
deliver(
ipa: "ReleaseApp11.ipa",
skip_screenshots: true,
skip_metadata: true,
skip_app_version_update: true,
force: true
)
end
Screenshot from my device-
Screenshot from review-
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I have already added xhdpi icons and changed the title of the icons/banners to match the app title. Added icons in the drawable folder
No specific code.
Successful app publishing.
Please refer the message
Following is the message:-
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I received a detailed response from Google Playstore team that my app banner/icon was not having app title which should be visible for end users trying to lauch the app from launcher.
Following was the response.
Please note that our banner requirements are as follows: App name
must be included in the image.
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Thanks,
-Khang
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Be careful, we should not be cheating. :)
Cheers
-Khang