Yep, we had another rejection yesterday for a "pre-existing condition."
Our latest release of Gaia GPS was just a handful of bug fixes - no feature changes - and Apple rejected it on the grounds that our map screen didn't warn the user they were offline.
They also rejected the new version of our Lite app for a totally different reason - because we used a "private" API - actually just a function restricted to Mac programming called dateWithString.The non-lite version builds from the same code, so it's also annoying that they just pick one random thing to reject you for. They didn't mention the "private" API call for our non-free app at all.
Our latest release of Gaia GPS was just a handful of bug fixes - no feature changes - and Apple rejected it on the grounds that our map screen didn't warn the user they were offline.
They also rejected the new version of our Lite app for a totally different reason - because we used a "private" API - actually just a function restricted to Mac programming called dateWithString.The non-lite version builds from the same code, so it's also annoying that they just pick one random thing to reject you for. They didn't mention the "private" API call for our non-free app at all.