Interface Version

This should be the date that you are releasing your application, and should be written in the format YYYY-MM-DD (other formats standard formats will work as well, but this is the only info required and shown to the user).

If you are planning on releasing your application in the future, after everyone has installed your source, there is an additional format available: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS

Using this format will create an automatic timer countdown to the release time specified. Please note that the time is automatically assumed to be UTC and uses a 24 hour clock.

If you would rather use the time in your timezone, add -08:00 to the end of the date, where that -08 corresponds to the number of hours difference between UTC and your timezone. It is also important to note that UTC does not change with daylight saving time, so be careful if you are releasing around that time of year as it can be easy to miscalculate.

This should point directly to wherever your IPA is hosted.

If you are planning on releasing your app in the future, this property is still required but it doesn't have to actually point to a valid file.

Use this to tell the user what new features you introduced or what bugs you squashed with the latest version.

These are used to indicate the iOS version restrictions that your app may have (inclusively). It also allows you to support multiple different versions of your app that can support different iOS version ranges.

These are used to indicate the iOS version restrictions that your app may have (inclusively). It also allows you to support multiple different versions of your app that can support different iOS version ranges.

This is an integer value that should be set equivalent to the size of your IPA in bytes. This gives the user an idea of how large the application is before they install.

This must match your application's CFBundleShortVersionString (located in Info.plist) in order for SideStore updates to work properly.