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Started dipping my feet in app development recently. To get an app onto an Internal track for testing purposes..you still need to get 'reviewed'. literally a he
by squiggy22 7y ago
Started dipping my feet in app development recently. To get an app onto an Internal track for testing purposes..you still need to get 'reviewed'. literally a hello world app needs human review that takes 3 days. That blows my brain. Not open to the web. just testers. 3 days. painful. and imo. broken.
- dfabulich 7y agoLuckily, you only need to get internal track approval the first time. After that, you can deploy changes to your own team with fast, automated review. But, as my conversation with support showed, even after getting internal track approval, you'll need to wait another three days when you want to go live for production approval. ("It should be slightly quicker, but again we recommend three days just to be safe")
- iainmerrick 7y agoThere’s still a review process for the “internal” track even for an established app, and sometimes it gets held up. I think “internal” is a misnomer, it doesn’t seem to be handled any differently from a closed alpha channel.
- jiveturkey 7y agohow can they know? any app published on play store should have to be reviewed. if you just want internal testing, not open to the web, sideload it.