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bedroomlab
Participant
June 26, 2013

What happens if you are using the file system to save the state, will the files remain? When developing it uninstalls the app and deletes the files I have created. Ideally I want it so when you update the app the state files are left alone. Does this happen?

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Anonymous
May 11, 2013

Do you have to code anything into the AIR project for it to check for updates, or does the app automatically check for an updated version at the app store each time it runs (ie the ipa is coded to automatically do this without the coder having to integrate update checking code)?

Thanks for your time and help.

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cbalpha
Known Participant
January 7, 2013

Is there any other way we can test an AIR app update for iOS, rather than sending it to the store and testing it?

Nimisha1
Nimisha1
Participating Frequently
January 7, 2013

Yes , you can test it by following these steps:

1.)Package earlier version of your app in ipa-adhoc mode and then install it on device via iTunes.

2.)Package app(updated version which needs to be submitted at App Store) in ipa-adhoc mode.

3.)Now when you’ll click on this new IPA then iTunes will prompt whether to replace existing IPA or not

4.)Now simply click on “Sync” in device’s app section in iTunes.

This will install the update version of app over the earlier version and you don’t have to delete the earlier version of your app.

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cbalpha
Known Participant
January 7, 2013

Nimisha,

Thank you for the quick reply. Will try and let you know...

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