Comment by tdy_err

It may be difficulty to do properly but then we shouldn’t throw our hands up and do nothing instead? Surely we can come up with a better practice better then filling the release form’s required details field with “Bug Fixes and performance Improvements” every single release? Here’s a quick skimmed list of iOS apps I see doing this currently: Carvana Cash App IMDB Kick Turo Twitch Instagram Prime Video I’ll stop now as it’s nearly every app. Even Apple’s own apps do this— directly from the company who controls the UI of the app store and the developer experience of filling out the form with placeholder messages