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You’re assuming that’s all they are doing, and that it’s all they will ever do, but neither assumption is supported by any evidence. Apple is saying what test
by doctor_eval 2y ago
You’re assuming that’s all they are doing, and that it’s all they will ever do, but neither assumption is supported by any evidence.
Apple is saying what test broke, not that other tests aren’t running.
- CivBase 2y agoIf they did are doing more, why are the apps getting rejected?
- nomel 2y agoNo. See the above article for more information, specifically the discussion linked [1]. > Some light obfuscation of the magic string appears to avoid the issue. It is a simple string match causing the failure. [1] https://discuss.python.org/t/handling-incompatibilities-with-app-store-review-processes/56011 https://discuss.python.org/t/handling-incompatibilities-with...
- doctor_eval 2y agoFair enough, though I was really just saying that simply because they are doing something simple doesn't mean that don't (or, more importantly, won't) do something complex. In the LWN article discussion it's mentioned that Apple doesn't like obfuscation, presumably this means they can detect some forms of it. Put another way: if it was my app, and this string wasn't important to me, I wouldn't want it obfuscated, I'd want it removed.