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In theory, you could do a 180 turn on the content of your app with every update. So a permanent green light would do more bad than good
by shreddit 5y ago
In theory, you could do a 180 turn on the content of your app with every update. So a permanent green light would do more bad than good
- flatiron 5y agoTotally. But there has to be some middle ground. If you did a 180 then do a manual review. If the app is fundamentally the same with a minor bug fix then why review it?
- Someone 5y agoHow do you suggest Apple determines whether an update does a 180 or just has a minor bug fix? Trust the submitter?
- flatiron 5y agoI’ve only worked with the chrome store which is obviously open source so static analysis doesn’t work here like it does there. It’s a good question. My hot take is diff the syscalls. Easy enough to do. If you changed a bunch of them then big review. It’s not perfect but in 30 seconds I couldn’t think of anything better. My first hot take was app submit its own test scripts for an emulator but that could easily be gamed.
- gpm 5y agoBy opening both versions of the app side by side, and by default not objecting to things that are in the already approved version?
- Someone 5y agoI call that a review. “If you did a 180 then do a manual review. If the app is fundamentally the same with a minor bug fix then why review it?” would have to be a different thing.