ApplicationLoader appears to reject binaries containing HockeySDK-iOS about hockeysdk-ios

[DerAndereAndi]

Thanks for the notice. The ping method is part of the JMC client, so we can't rename it. I just pushed some changes to the develop branch using NSSelectorFromString as you suggested and also JMC support is now disabled in the binary distribution of the SDK. So if someone wants to use JMC, they would have to use the subproject approach or create their own build.

The latest version 2.5.4 beta 3 is already build this way. We hope we are able to release this soon, so far we have got no negative feedback on the previous beta version.

As far as we know this won't lead to a rejection, since there are quite a lot of users integrating this version even in their latest app release.

[chrismiles]

@lhasiuk we got that warning from ApplicationLoader too, but our app was approved without any problems, so I would hope you should be fine. Even so, we submitted the initial patch to remove the JMC code as we don't use it and don't want it in our binary.

Cheers,
Chris

[besi]

+1: We got this when submitting an App to Apple.

[DerAndereAndi]

The new release 2.5.4 disables JMC, uses NSSelectoFromString if enabled doing your own build or when using the subproject integration and activating it in there. So this problem shouldn't come up again.

[besi]

@TheRealKerni
Thanks a lot for the update.

I found the Version 2.5.4 on the Releases page. Are there release notes for the client SDKs?

[ashtom]

@besi: Release notes are here.

[besi]

@ashtom Thanks for the pointer. Maybe those release notes could be in the final zip file.

[ashtom]

@besi: The final zip file includes a README.md and inside is the changelog as well. But yeah, it's a bit hidden. :) We will discuss moving this into a separate file CHANGELOG.md.