HowTo upload APP to APP Store ?

[ekkescorner]

all is running now

[SGaist]

Hi,

Out of curiosity, why did you need to limit the devices to iPhone only ?

[ekkescorner]

for iPad I have to redesign some screens
QtQuickControls are perfect to HighDPI on smartphones, but you must tune UI for iPads
Hopefully for QtWorldSummit APP I'll have this done

[SGaist]

Ok

In any case, you can also limit the device type in your .pro file using QMAKE_IOS_TARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY so you don't need to fiddle that part with Xcode.

[ekkescorner]

thx. all this stuff is completely new for me. never uploaded apps to Google or Apple before

will blog about

[ekkescorner]

@SGaist said in HowTo upload APP to APP Store ?:

Ok

In any case, you can also limit the device type in your .pro file using QMAKE_IOS_TARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY so you don't need to fiddle that part with Xcode.

using QMAKE_IOS_TARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY solves it all. Now I only had to do 'Product - Archive' :)

[SGaist]

Nice ! :)

[SPlatten]

Did you need to register with Apple and pay the developer fee? Do you have to send you application to Apple before it can be uploaded?

Where can I find this kind of thing out as I want to develop Qt applications for iPad.

[SGaist]

Hi, @SPlatten

Yes, you have to register as a developer with Apple however only when you want to publish your application. Currently, there's no need to be part of the developer program anymore to test your application on a real device.

The simple way to upload applications for publishing is done using Xcode.

For more information, you should consult Apple's documentation.

[raven-worx]

@SGaist said in HowTo upload APP to APP Store ?:

Yes, you have to register as a developer with Apple however only when you want to publish your application. Currently, there's no need to be part of the developer program anymore to test your application on a real device.

With the caveat AFAIK that the app runs only for a limited lifetime on the device.

[SGaist]

@raven-worx What do you mean by "run with limited lifetime" ?

[raven-worx]

@SGaist
hmm..i was pretty sure i've read this in an article.
When i'll find it again i will post it here, until then you can discard this false information.

[SPlatten]

Thank you, I will look into this further,