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Week of November 2, 2026

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This week tightened several places where the CLI could send a request aimed at one app, build or report and get back or act on another, especially around cursors, explicit app-info and app flags. It also made long operations safer: archive overwrites keep the old archive until the new one is in place, build upload waits get a fresh deadline after commit, and screenshot and asset polling retries transient failures.

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This week: archive overwrites keep the old archive until the new one is in place, build upload waits get a fresh timeout after commit, and cursors that conflict with explicit app or app-info flags now fail instead of silently overriding them.

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This week's changes focus on making failure modes predictable. xcode archive --overwrite now builds the replacement in a sibling directory and only swaps it in after success, restoring a backup if publishing fails. Build upload waits get a fresh timeout after the file commits, so a successful transfer isn't cut short. Several commands now reject conflicting selectors: pagination cursors that override an explicit app, and an --app-info that belongs to a different app. Screenshot status polling retries transient errors under the existing bounded policy.

Week of October 26, 2026

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This week's release and fixes target the failures that break CI and signing runs: flattened private keys, ambiguous release errors, profile and name collisions, and Retry-After handling. Enterprise Program API keys and hosts open a second API surface for teams that need it. Several validation and upload changes add checks or opt-in paths rather than changing defaults.

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Version 6.3.0 is out. Enterprise Program API keys and hosts are supported, flattened private keys no longer fail with invalid PEM data, and version release reads the version back after an ambiguous failure. Profile name collisions and expired-profile selection are fixed too.

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Version 6.3.0 is out. This week's work focuses on the failures that break CI and signing runs: private keys flattened by a secret store are now accepted instead of failing with invalid PEM data, version release reads the version back after an ambiguous failure instead of leaving CI red, and signing fetch prefers the active profile with the latest expiry. Default profile names no longer collide on a second bundle ID the same day, and phased-release polling honors Retry-After. Enterprise Program API keys and hosts are now supported. An opt-in Asset Library upload path has been added but has not run against App Store Connect yet, so no defaults changed.

Week of October 19, 2026

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Why it matters

This week closes a gap in typed reads so the JSON output matches Apple's response again, including null, false and empty values, while unmodeled secret-like attributes are redacted. It also brings several commands people previously had to cover with raw API calls into native flags: build and in-app purchase includes, TestFlight group reads, screenshot set operations, and subscription territory filters. Validation and versions behavior also changed to warn about custom product page keyword loss and to print full version attributes.

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5.17.0 is out. Typed reads keep Apple's null, false and empty attributes and redact unmodeled secret-like ones. New --include for builds info and iap, TestFlight group resolution that handles Apple's non-breaking space, screenshots set reorder, and pricing territory-availabilitie

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5.17.0 is out. Typed reads now keep Apple's null, false and empty attributes instead of dropping them, and unmodeled secret-like attributes are redacted. Builds info and iap view and iap list gained --include, TestFlight's default group resolves despite the non-breaking space in Apple's name, and group builds and testers reads were added. Screenshots now support set reorder, single set listing and screenshots in set listings, pricing territory-availabilities can be listed by app, and subscriptions gained territory and include flags. Validation warns when custom product page keywords are missing from a version's keywords.

Week of October 12, 2026

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Why it matters

People signing in with an Apple Account that has trusted devices can now ask Apple to send the code by SMS instead of deliberately entering a wrong trusted-device code, and macOS users have an experimental way to read that code automatically. The apps wall also grew by a large number of community-submitted apps this week, with the changes included in version 5.15.0.

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This week: web auth can request an SMS two-factor code with --two-factor-method sms, plus an experimental macOS helper that reads the code from Messages. Version 5.15.0 is out, and the Wall of Apps keeps growing with community submissions.

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This week the CLI gained two related web auth changes. You can now ask Apple to send your sign-in code by SMS using the sms two-factor method, instead of entering a wrong trusted-device code on purpose. On macOS there is also an experimental helper that reads the SMS code from Messages and can be used as the two-factor code command during web auth login. Version 5.15.0 shipped this week, and the Wall of Apps added a large batch of community-submitted apps.

Week of October 5, 2026

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This week covers two broad areas: Linux users can now compile and package iOS builds without a Mac, and a long list of correctness fixes landed for Xcode version edits, signing plans, provisioning profile dates, metadata push and video preview downloads. The remaining changes make the test suite deterministic and faster, so the same behavior is checked without wall-clock flakiness.

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This week: asc builds compile and asc builds package bring iOS compile and packaging to Linux. Xcode version edits keep formatting, signing plans reuse rooted directories, profile expiry treats date-only as end of day, and video previews download as.m3u8.

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This week the project added asc builds compile and asc builds package, so Linux hosts can compile and package iOS apps using the installed xtool and rcodesign instead of only uploading builds. Correctness work landed across several areas: Xcode version edits now touch only the requested build-setting tokens and keep quoting, indentation, key order and comments; signing plan builds reuse rooted directories and index xcconfig paths instead of rescanning them; date-only provisioning profile expiration is treated as end of day; metadata push handles locales auto-created by app-info creates; and video preview downloads save HLS playlists as.m3u8. The go directive moved to 1.27.2 to clear GO-2026-6617.

Week of September 28, 2026

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This week added three significant new capabilities: App Store Server API support for subscription and purchase queries, build selection by number, and JSON-based localization imports. The week also focused heavily on improving error reporting and validation across multiple commands, ensuring users get actionable messages instead of silent failures or internal errors.

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Asccli 5.10.0 shipped: App Store Server API reads for subscriptions, builds selectable by number, localizations importable from JSON, and fixes across validate, status, testflight, subscriptions, pricing, and more.

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Asccli 5.10.0 is out. New: query App Store Server API for subscriptions and purchases. Select builds by number when attaching versions. Import localizations from JSON. Improved error reporting across xcode validate, subscriptions setup, testflight add-testers, pricing, review details, and version resolution. Better handling of TestFlight build states and pricing date calculations.

Week of September 21, 2026

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Version 5.7.0 consolidates months of work on signing infrastructure, screenshots, and API expansion. Object storage for signing, device registration over HTTPS, and new OpenAPI 4.5 endpoints for game-center, subscriptions, and performance data mean the tool handles larger teams and modern app features. Self-link support simplifies piping between commands.

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Asccli 5.7.0: raw API passthrough, dSYM waits, signing nuke, object storage, S3 backends, iPad/Watch/TV frames, self-link IDs, read-only mode, and @env/@file indirection.

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Asccli 5.7.0 ships: signing sync with lifecycle operations (nuke, revoke, refresh), S3-compatible object storage backends, device registration via HTTPS, screenshots on iPad/Watch/TV with text overlays, OpenAPI 4.5 support (game-center, subscriptions, performance), raw API passthrough, self-link resource IDs, and global read-only mode for safer automation.

Week of September 14, 2026

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This week focused on hardening session handling, validation, and pagination across the CLI. Multiple fixes prevent silent failures when App Store Connect returns incomplete data or errors, ensuring the tool fails closed and provides clear diagnostics. Security improvements protect credentials during redirects and reject symlinked cache files.

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Asc 5.4.0 ships with App Store Server Notification configuration, stricter validation on review submissions and beta assignments, bounded pagination, and hardened session security.

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Asc 5.4.0 is out. This release hardens validation across the board: review submissions now fail closed instead of silently creating duplicates, pagination is bounded to prevent runaway requests, session credentials are protected during redirects, and beta group assignments are preflight-checked. More than 30 fixes address security, reliability, and correctness in the CLI's interaction with App Store Connect APIs.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-11-10.

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