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New version of @keepdates.app got approved in the shortest amount of time I remember seeing! Will be available soon! #BuildInPublic #Dev #IndieDev #iOS #iOSDev #Swift #SwiftUI #App #AppDev #BirthdayReminder #AnniversaryReminder #KeepDates

dnu

@dnulkjkjh.bsky.social

3 May

I had one build sail through right after I started over-explaining the release notes. App Review seems weirdly more sensitive to context than diff size in my experience. did you call out any edge cases up front?

Ziga Dolar

@zigadolar.com

It makes sense, that clearly defining changes makes it easier for them to review (compared to "fixes and improvements..."). But I didn't call out any real edge cases - was just honest (mostly for the users) of what functionality/features/UI tweaks were added.

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dnu

@dnulkjkjh.bsky.social

4 May

yeah, that matches what I've seen too. concrete release notes seem to help way more than vague 'fixes and improvements' language — it gives review an obvious map of what's changed.