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Web store submissions don't take one to two hours. I have a popular extension and depending on the changes to your code it can take anywhere from an hour to sev

Web store submissions don't take one to two hours. I have a popular extension and depending on the changes to your code it can take anywhere from an hour to several days. edit: I avoid environment issues like the one in the twitter thread by making use of a single environment (production == development). The backend "endpoint" is configurable within the extension itself and defaults to production. I can test the production build locally, or point it to the development server.

blint_carton 3y ago
Yup exactly this. Unfortunately I learned many years ago when switching from web development to mobile development - I can never depend on a "rollback" of front end code. Apple has "emergency policies" too, but I can't remember a time it actually came in handy. Everything we could think of we added a toggle for. If we weren't sure, it got a toggle - just in case. Also did most of our final testing against "production" builds because that is the exact binary that customers would end up getting.