Apple Announces Support for Phased Release of macOS App Updates

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Posted March 20, 2019 at 12:51am by iClarified

Apple has announced that developers can now release their macOS app updates in stages.

You can now release an update to your macOS app in stages by enabling Phased Release for Automatic Updates in App Store Connect. Your update will go out to an increasing percentage of users with automatic updates turned on, over a 7-day period.

Check out the phased release schedule chart below. All users can still install the update manually from the App Store at any time.

To release a version update in phases:
● From the App Store Connect homepage, click My Apps, then select your app.
● In the left column, click the app version you want to submit.
● In the Phased Release for Automatic Updates section, select Release update over a 7-day period using phased release.
● Click Save.

If a problem is detected, developers can pause their phased release at any time.

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NoGoodNick - March 20, 2019 at 1:59pm

Great, users can now AGREE to allowing developers to HALT their legal policies, because Apple is finally acknowledging that Apple app designers are INCAPABLE (or simply unwilling) to properly test their releases, instead relying on user’s 1-star ratings to catch THEIR mistakes. It won’t get you the product any faster, make it any more reliable, or retain withdrawn features. In short, there is NO reason for users to agree to this utter rejection of professional responsibility!

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