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Asc release

Skill TopScrech/asc-release

Use the asc CLI to prepare and submit a new App Store Connect app version, including release requests, opening a new version, copying promotional text from the currently released version, applying changelogs, attaching a build number, or submitting an app version for App Review across one or more platforms and localizationsFrom its SKILL.md

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asc release

Use this skill to prepare a new app version with asc, pause for the build number, then attach the build and submit for App Review

Core rules

  • Use asc --help and subcommand --help before relying on command syntax
  • Include all platforms unless the user explicitly excludes platforms
  • Include all localizations unless the user explicitly narrows localizations
  • Do not localize changelogs unless the user explicitly asks for localization
  • Use the same provided changelog text across every included localization by default
  • Stop after metadata updates and wait for the user to provide a build number in a later prompt
  • Do not select a build or submit for review before the user provides the build number
  • Prefer explicit app, version, platform, locale, version ID, and build selectors
  • Preview remote writes with --dry-run when supported
  • Some quick-edit commands do not support --dry-run; validate after targeted writes when no dry run is available
  • Use --output json for parsing and --output table for user-facing checks
  • Use structured parsers such as jq for JSON output; do not parse table output
  • Keep user-facing summaries short: app, version, platform, state, validation, blockers, and next action
  • Do not include app IDs or version IDs in normal user-facing summaries unless they are needed to disambiguate or debug a failure
  • Do not show commit SHA or submission ID values in the user-facing overview

Inputs to resolve

Resolve these before changing App Store Connect:

  • App ID or app name
  • New version string
  • Platforms to include
  • Localizations to include
  • Currently released version for each platform
  • Changelog text provided by the user
  • Whether changelogs should be localized

If the user has not supplied a changelog, ask for it before creating or updating version metadata

Phase 1: Prepare metadata

  1. Resolve the app and included platforms
    • Use all platforms by default
    • Exclude only platforms the user names
    • Resolve platform-specific current released versions and target new versions
    • If App Store Connect has no version history for a platform, report that and continue only with resolved App Store Connect platforms
    • Common discovery commands:
asc apps list --bundle-id "BUNDLE_ID" --output json --pretty
asc versions list --app "APP_ID" --output table --paginate
asc versions list --app "APP_ID" --output json --pretty --paginate
rg "MARKETING_VERSION|PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER" "*.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj"
  1. Open the new version for every included platform

    • Discover the current asc version-create command with asc versions --help and related subcommand help
    • Create the new app-store version only when it does not already exist
    • If the target version already exists, reuse its VERSION_ID and continue with localization updates
    • Store every resolved target VERSION_ID
  2. Resolve localizations for every included platform

    • Use all existing localizations by default
    • Narrow localizations only when the user asks
    • Create missing target-version localizations when needed
    • Inspect source and target localizations before copying fields:
asc localizations list --version "VERSION_ID" --output json --pretty
asc localizations list --version "VERSION_ID" --output table
  1. Copy promotional text from the currently released version

    • For each included platform and locale, read the released version localization
    • Copy only the promotional text from the released version to the target new version
    • Do not copy unrelated version metadata unless needed by asc to preserve existing values
    • Track the promotional text copied for each locale so it can be reported in the Phase 1 summary
  2. Add changelog text to the new version

    • Set whatsNew or the current asc equivalent on every included target-version localization
    • Use the exact changelog text provided by the user across all included localizations
    • Localize changelogs only when the user explicitly requests localization
  3. Validate and apply

    • Prefer the canonical metadata workflow when practical:
asc metadata pull --app "APP_ID" --version "NEW_VERSION" --platform PLATFORM --dir "./metadata"
asc metadata validate --dir "./metadata" --output table
asc metadata push --app "APP_ID" --version "NEW_VERSION" --platform PLATFORM --dir "./metadata" --dry-run --output table
asc metadata push --app "APP_ID" --version "NEW_VERSION" --platform PLATFORM --dir "./metadata"
  • For small targeted edits, use the current quick-edit command discovered with asc localizations update --help, asc versions update --help, or related help
  • Version-localization quick edits commonly look like this:
asc localizations update --version "VERSION_ID" --locale "LOCALE" --promotional-text "PROMOTIONAL_TEXT" --whats-new "CHANGELOG_TEXT" --output table
  • After quick edits, pull remote metadata to a temporary directory and validate the current App Store Connect state:
TMP_DIR="$(mktemp -d)"
asc metadata pull --app "APP_ID" --version "NEW_VERSION" --platform PLATFORM --dir "$TMP_DIR" --force --output table
asc metadata validate --dir "$TMP_DIR" --output table
  • Always validate after editing and before submission
  1. Stop

    • Report the prepared app, version, platforms, localizations, validation state, and next action
    • Include a compact table of promotional text by locale for each prepared platform
    • Do not include app IDs or version IDs in the summary unless there is an ambiguity or blocker that requires them
    • If the user has not provided a build number yet, also report the latest Xcode Cloud build number and commit message
    • Ask the user for the build number
    • End the turn without attaching a build or submitting for review

    Discover the latest Xcode Cloud build with:

asc xcode-cloud --help
asc xcode-cloud workflows --help
asc xcode-cloud build-runs --help
asc xcode-cloud workflows list --app "APP_ID" --output json --pretty
asc xcode-cloud build-runs list --workflow-id "WORKFLOW_ID" --sort "-number" --limit 1 --output json --pretty

Report attributes.number, attributes.executionProgress, and attributes.sourceCommit.message for the latest run

Phase 2: Attach build and submit

Use this phase only when the user has provided the build number after Phase 1 If the previous Phase 1 summary reported a latest successful Xcode Cloud build, treat a follow-up such as "go on", "continue", or "use latest" as permission to use that build number

  1. Resolve the build for each relevant platform
    • Match the user-provided build number to the included platforms
    • Resolve the user-provided build number to a unique build ID before submitting
    • Confirm each build is processed and eligible for App Store release
    • If more than one build matches a platform, disambiguate before submitting
    • Discover current build command syntax before relying on it:
asc builds --help
asc builds list --help
  • Inspect the matching build with:
asc builds list --app "APP_ID" --version "NEW_VERSION" --build-number "BUILD_NUMBER" --platform PLATFORM --output json --pretty --paginate
asc builds list --app "APP_ID" --version "NEW_VERSION" --build-number "BUILD_NUMBER" --platform PLATFORM --output table --paginate
  1. Select the build for release
    • Attach the resolved build to each target version
    • Run asc review doctor before submitting to check for blockers
    • Prefer asc review submit when it covers the flow:
asc review --help
asc review submit --help
asc review doctor --app "APP_ID" --output table
asc review submit --app "APP_ID" --version-id "VERSION_ID" --build "BUILD_ID" --platform PLATFORM --dry-run --output table
asc review submit --app "APP_ID" --version-id "VERSION_ID" --build "BUILD_ID" --platform PLATFORM --confirm --output table
  • Use --version-id "VERSION_ID" instead of --version when that is more deterministic
  1. Submit for App Review
    • Submit every included platform version after the dry run is clean
    • Capture submission IDs internally and review status
    • Report submitted platforms, selected builds, and review status without showing submission IDs in the overview
    • Verify the final state with:
asc versions list --app "APP_ID" --version "NEW_VERSION" --platform PLATFORM --output table
asc versions view --version-id "VERSION_ID" --include-build --include-submission --output table
asc review submissions-get --id "SUBMISSION_ID" --output table
asc review status --app "APP_ID" --output table

Fallbacks

  • If the public API does not support a required release step, identify whether an asc web ... command exists and say that it is an experimental web-session fallback before using it
  • If no CLI path exists for a required App Store Connect action, stop and give the exact manual step needed
  • If validation reports blockers, fix API-addressable metadata issues, then re-run validation before continuing

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  • check command help before relying on syntax
  • include all platforms and localizations by default
  • stop after metadata updates and wait for build number
  • preview remote writes with dry runs
  • use json output for parsing
  • keep user-facing summaries short

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