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"Pending an Apple release" means that the binary was built against a version of iOS that hasn't been released yet (probably 4.2). You could try resubmitting wit

"Pending an Apple release" means that the binary was built against a version of iOS that hasn't been released yet (probably 4.2). You could try resubmitting with a deployment target of 4.0 if you need to get it into the store right away.

g0atbutt 16y ago
This isn't it. It was built against 4.1 (just double checked it).
- annon 16y ago
  4.1 was not released for iPad. 3.2.2 is the most current public iPad release. EDIT: Just saw it was raquo that said his was iPad only, sorry.
  - chc 16y ago
    Did he said it's an iPad app? I assumed it was for iPhone and iPod Touch (since there is no "older" iPad).
sraquo 16y ago
By "built against" do you mean mean "Base SDK" or "iOS deployment target" in Xcode? My base SDK is 4.2 but deployment target is 3.2 (it's iPad-only). Am I fail..?
- chc 16y ago
  No, that's the normal way to do backwards compatibility.
  - sraquo 16y ago
    Indeed, I checked Apple dev forums, and it must be the deployment target the parent is talking about. I was used to "built against" meaning Base SDK and really freaked out since my app is now waiting for review and I'm really time-sensitive now, unfortunately.