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Submitting an App for Production

Logan P.

Hey,

I submitted my app a few days ago to Apple, and I need to get the dropbox side approved. I looked all over the developed documentation, and I couldn't seem to find anything that says that they need to test it or anything. Do I need to wait until my app is approved by Apple before I can submit it to Dropbox? Preferably not, as I would like to start advertising it as soon as it gets approved, rather than waiting a few more days for it to be available to more than 100 people.

Thanks.

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Greg-DB

We generally recommend applying for production with us before releasing your app on the App Store or sending for review to Apple, so that the Dropbox functionality won't be broken for your users or the App Store reviewers. Generally, we don't need to test mobile apps here as we can rely on the provided information and our logs. If we do need to test it though, we'll let you know as soon as possible and provide a UDID for a device so you can send us an ad hoc build.