App store review
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From the App store review step (which may appear as “App Store review”, “Play Store review”, etc depending on your selected distribution platform), you can quickly see the status of your app update as it goes through the store review process.
(iOS) Developer Reject — Pull your in-progress submission from the review queue.
(Android) Mark submission rejected by Google — Manually flag a submission as having been rejected by Google.
A note on Google review: Because of a limitation with the Google Play Publishing API, Runway is unable to differentiate between updates that are in review with Google and those that have been released to the Google Play Store. Because of this, when you submit an Android build for review, Runway's Submission, Review, and Release steps will appear ready (green), though they may still be in review with Google.
Due to a limitation with the Google Play Publishing API, Runway cannot offer support for Managed Publishing. If you have Managed Publishing enabled on the Google Play Console, you must manually publish updates from there. Additionally, the status of an update may appear as Released or Staged Rollout In Progress in Runway even if it has not yet been made available for users via the Play Console.
The selected build module indicates which build was submitted for review, as well as its matching CI build identifier. This module will only appear after your app update has been submitted for review.
The selected build can’t be changed after your app update has been submitted for review. If needed, you can Developer Reject the current submission to select a different build, and then re-submit for review.
Here, you can view and edit key information that will be passed along to Apple’s reviewers.
Contact: Information for the contact person in your organization if the App Review team needs additional information.
Sign-in required: Sign-in information for a demo account, if relevant.
Review notes: Additional information about your app that can help during the review process.
Review attachment: The review attachment file that will be made available to reviewers, if present.
You can configure the following App store review automations by visiting the Automations tab on this step:
You can add checklist items to this step by visiting the Checklist tab.
Checklist items cover any unique parts of your team's release process and live across all your releases. Steps with checklist items won't be marked as complete (green) in Runway until all checklist items have been completed (in addition to the normal criteria that would mark a step as completed).
For more details on App review information, visit Apple’s documentation.