-fixed an issue with otp

Ah — your screenshot shows the **actual** error, and it's simpler than the version theory I was chasing. Look at the red boxes: > **"What's New in This Version — This field is required."** **That's the real reason nothing pushed.** You *did* try to submit (you clicked "Add for Review"), but Apple blocked it because a required field is empty. So it never entered review — it bounced right back. It's not slow; it never started. ## Fix it in 60 seconds 1. On this 1.2 page, scroll down to the **"What's New in This Version"** box (just below Promotional Text). 2. Paste something like: > Smoother experience, performance improvements, and bug fixes. You can now reorder exercises, see your active training time, and share your workout summary. 3. Click **Save**, then **Add for Review** → **Submit for Review.** Also: scroll to the **Build** section and make sure a build is actually selected there. To be safe I just pushed a **version-1.2 build** (build 386) so the picker has one that matches your "1.2" version record — it'll finish processing in ~10–15 min and appear there. (Your earlier builds were numbered 1.0.1, which a "1.2" record won't accept.) ## Answering your three questions **Why didn't it push?** It was blocked by the empty required field — it was never accepted into review. A draft with errors just sits there; nothing is automatic. **Does updating take time?** Yes — *once submitted*, Apple review is usually a few hours up to ~24–48h. But your 2 days weren't review time; the submission hadn't gone through at all. **What about an urgent update?** Three levers: - **Expedited Review** — you can request it from Apple for critical fixes; often approved within hours. - **Auto-release on approval** — pick "Automatically release" so it goes live the moment it's approved (no manual step). - **Server-side fixes need no review at all** — like the activity-feed RLS fix and the data backfill I did earlier; those went live instantly. Anything fixable on the database or Edge Functions bypasses Apple entirely. Fill in "What's New," confirm a build is selected, and submit — that's all that's standing between you and the update going live.