Part of GitHub Actions, I am trying to build and update a paid app in the store.
I understand that this is not possible directly at the moment, so I wonder what other options I have?
Right now, I build like this:
msstore package MyApp --arch x64 --version "1.0.${{ github.run_number }}.0"
Then publish to flight like this:
msstore publish MyApp -id 123 -f 123 -i MyApp\AppPackages
Then I would manually "Start update" process and select the package from the TestFlight as a source, instead of manually compiling and uploading.
However, it always ends up as a flight version, and not as the package version that I packaged (package file name is correct)
Is there a way to fix this package version via flights, or a different way to automate the new paid app version release?
Part of GitHub Actions, I am trying to build and update a paid app in the store.
I understand that this is not possible directly at the moment, so I wonder what other options I have?
Right now, I build like this:
msstore package MyApp --arch x64 --version "1.0.${{ github.run_number }}.0"Then publish to flight like this:
msstore publish MyApp -id 123 -f 123 -i MyApp\AppPackagesThen I would manually "Start update" process and select the package from the TestFlight as a source, instead of manually compiling and uploading.
However, it always ends up as a flight version, and not as the package version that I packaged (package file name is correct)
Is there a way to fix this package version via flights, or a different way to automate the new paid app version release?