@omz The version I have posted works on Mojave

@vignesh You’re welcome.

@vignesh sorry I pasted the wrong link. I have both the original and the modified template in my Dropbox. https://www.dropbox.com/s/mvzc0lhhv6pcfju/Pythonista3AppTemplate Updated.zip?dl=0

It was not intentional I must have uploaded the wrong file. Sorry. I will get a new one.

Updated template https://www.dropbox.com/s/7t6ew3ts4e58l8e/Pythonista3AppTemplate.zip?dl=0

@vignesh I will upload the fixed template for you later today.

@vignesh You need to add it to every .py file in the template. You shouldn’t get an upload error just the code not signed error from not having the import Pythonista.

Try this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46463778/xcode-9-an-error-occurred-uploading-to-the-itunes-store

@vignesh Are you archiving your app before uploading? If that is not working export your .ipa file and use the application loader instead that usually solves the problem you are describing.

@omz I successfully update my app in the App Store using the new template. I did have to add more #import 'pythonista' lines to get it to work.

One question I have is it deletes the database I am using when it does the update do you know if there is a way to prevent this? The database is created in the script folder by Pythonista when it first runs the app unless the database already exists. I have not had this problem with any other updates to the app that I have done.

Yes it does.