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> They now employ ML/algorithmic means to test submitted apps and catch simple rejection issues. What's the source of this information? > And if you're just i
by JimDabell 10y ago
> They now employ ML/algorithmic means to test submitted apps and catch simple rejection issues.
What's the source of this information?
> And if you're just issuing fixes or simple changes, they don't spend any time "human testing" at all.
How do they differentiate between simple fixes and more substantial changes?
- Jerry2 10y ago>What's the source of this information? The Information had a blurb about this. >How do they differentiate between simple fixes and more substantial changes? I have no idea how they do it. I'm guessing it could be as simple as relying on App Store submission form information and as complicated as analyzing amount of code changes.