TestFlight
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TestFlight (July 7, 2026): you can submit builds made with Xcode 27 beta 3 + the iOS 27 beta 3 SDKs
Apple updated TestFlight submission support so you can now submit builds created with Xcode 27 beta 3 using the iOS 27.0 beta 3 (and related platform) SDKs for internal and external testing.
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App Store Connect (June 25, 2026): you can now upload apps built with Xcode 26.6
Apple updated App Store Connect to accept uploads built with Xcode 26.6 (using the iOS 26.5 RC SDK family) for App Store submissions and TestFlight. It’s a small release note, but it’s the kind that unblocks launch timelines.
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App Store Connect (May 5, 2026): you can now upload apps built with Xcode 26.5 RC
Apple updated App Store Connect to accept uploads built with Xcode 26.5 RC (and the 26.5 RC SDKs) for App Store submissions and TestFlight testing. It’s a small line item, but it’s the kind that silently unblocks launch timelines.
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App Store Marketing Weekly – Week 19 (2026)
This week’s theme: workflow changes are growth changes. Localization support and TestFlight updates look ‘operational’, but they directly affect how fast you learn, how global your testing can be, and how reliably you ship the promise you sell.
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TestFlight 4.2 adds 11 new languages and ships accessibility fixes (a quiet win for global betas)
Apple’s TestFlight 4.2 update expands iPhone/iPad language support across 11 additional locales and includes accessibility improvements (VoiceOver, Voice Control, Larger Text) plus stability fixes.
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Apple: App Store Connect update (April 16, 2026)
Apple’s April 16 App Store Connect update is ‘boring’ but important: you can now submit builds created with Xcode 26.4.1 and the latest 26.4.1 SDKs. This kind of toolchain gate is exactly what breaks launch timelines if you ignore it.
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Apple: TestFlight update (April 14, 2026)
Apple’s April 14 TestFlight update is another toolchain gate: TestFlight now accepts builds made with Xcode 26.5 beta 2 and the matching beta SDKs. If you ship on a tight cadence, this is the sort of ‘small’ change that can block a release if your CI image lags.
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App Store Connect (iOS) quietly got better for VoiceOver and Voice Control
A small App Store Connect 3.2 update, but a meaningful signal: Apple is treating accessibility for developers as a first-class workflow feature, not a footnote.
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Apple: App Store Connect 3.2 release notes (April 1, 2026)
App Store Connect 3.2 adds accessibility improvements for VoiceOver/Voice Control, expands promotional language support (11 new languages), and makes TestFlight feedback filtering less painful. Small change, but it removes friction from launch-week workflows.
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App Store Connect release notes (March 10, 2026): TestFlight now accepts Xcode 26.4 beta 3 builds
A small App Store Connect/TestFlight release note that matters for CI: Apple now allows uploads built with Xcode 26.4 beta 3 (SDKs for the 26.4 beta 4 OS lines) for internal and external testing.