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Wayne Luke
- Published: Tue 15 Feb '11, 7:46am
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Using the Mobile Publisher
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#14Trevor Hannant commentedThu 5 Apr '12, 6:02amEditing a commentYou can rebuild the app however you will need to edit the info.plist file (iOS app) to change the version numbering before uploading to the App Store. The Android App should be OK - note that a fix is coming to the Publisher to automatically increment the version number to take away this manual step
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#15CaneInsider commentedTue 15 May '12, 12:48pmEditing a commentOriginally posted by Trevor Hannant
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#16Wayne Luke commentedMon 8 Jun '15, 7:46amEditing a commentSeems I'll have to rewrite it.
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