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Is there a command line console for Apple's "Application Loader"?

i would like to automate the whole upload process.

Thank you!

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  • No. And also why to automate it? Its just a "browse" and "next" action event only right? – KingofBliss Dec 16 '11 at 09:31
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    we have about 20 apps, all based on the same code. I need to create a deployment system which builds and uploads/updates those apps without human intervention. This can save us precious time. – Done Dec 16 '11 at 10:26
  • Have you found a proper solution for your task yet? – vinzenzweber Feb 08 '13 at 12:15
  • "Why automate" hah! I have 96 apps to upload and I have to do it twice because my client filled in the forms and got them wrong, in iTunes Connect. – Andy Dent Sep 02 '14 at 14:03

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This answer: How to access drop down in application using applescript? , may suggest a way to develop an Automator script for the Application Loader. You could then launch the automator script from the command-line. Perhaps even build the automator scripts using perl or python, et.al., before running them.

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There is XML Feed Support which will likely do what you're looking for.

See WWDC 2012 Session 402.

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  • I think you meant session 305. But this only covers metadata, not application binaries (.ipa). – nschum Sep 20 '13 at 14:53