cross-store text: other platforms named in App Store text (2.3.10: Android, Google Play, ...) or Play text (Metadata: iOS, App Store, Game Center, ...) are refused by every text write (apple / play listing, play release / upload notes, listing set, whats-new, storebound edit, desktop editor), blockers in check / validate, scan other-platforms / play-other-platforms; listing.allowPlatformMentions for the owner's functional mentions; whats-new splits [apple] / [play] lines per store; storebound api --yes without a TTY is refused (exit 1, stderr) instead of a silent dry run; pitfalls 77, 78
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code identifiers (`saveSlot`, `max_lives`). Each warning names the word and a plain alternative. Rewrite the line;
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when a flagged word is a real player-facing term (a character called "Sentry"), add it to `whatsNew.allowWords`.
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## One source, two stores: tag store-specific lines
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A notes source shared by both stores must not carry one store's lines into the other: a Mac App Store version was
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rejected under Guideline 2.3.10 for a What's New with "Google Play Games" and "Android" lines (store-pitfalls 77).
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- Tag a line for one store: `[play] Achievements on Google Play Games.` or `• [apple] Game Center leaderboards.`
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(also `[android]` / `[ios]`). A line that is only `[play]` starts a block for that store up to the next blank line.
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Untagged lines go to both stores; the tag itself is removed.
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- The draft leaves an untagged line that names the other side's platform out of that store's draft and says so
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(tag it to make it explicit). `whats-new check` and `apply` refuse notes that still name Android, Google Play,
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Steam, ... in App Store text or iOS, iPhone, App Store, Game Center, TestFlight in Play text, with language, line
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and term; `apple listing`, `play listing`, `play release` / `play upload` (release notes), `listing set` and the
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desktop editor refuse the same, dry runs included.
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- A functional mention (a "Continue with Google" or "Sign in with Apple" button) is the owner's call: an entry in
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`listing.allowPlatformMentions` (`{ store, text, reason }`). Never add one yourself to get past the check.
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## Write it for your users
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1. Run `storebound whats-new --dry`, read the draft with the owner.
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2. Rewrite:
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## Gotchas
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- Squash-merged repos: the PR titles are the subjects; keep them in conventional form (`feat: ...`) to get clean drafts.
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- Commits marked `[skip notes]` or `[internal]` are left out.
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- Commits marked `[skip notes]` or `[internal]` are left out; `feat: [play] ...` subjects go only into the Play draft.
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- Release notes are public: nothing about cheats, exploits, unreleased content or private names.
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