appo ship

appo ship takes an app to the stores in a single command. Given a URL and a name it creates the app, then signals publish intent: Appo issues the build server-side, submits it for review and operates the publication.

appo ship --url https://example.com --name "My App"

What happens

1. The app is created (equivalent to appo apps create).
2. The CLI stops at a confirm gate and shows what will be published.
3. On confirmation, Appo executes the publication: builds, store submission, Apple review, updates.

Pass --yes to skip the confirm gate (CI pipelines), and --stores <list> to restrict the target stores.

Shipping an existing app

appo ship <id> republishes an existing app, including resubmission after an App Store rejection. Pair it with:

• appo status <id> — publication state and the next action.
• appo rejection <id> — the active App Store rejection, if any.
• appo fix-recipe <id> — the suggested fix for that rejection.

Preview before shipping

appo preview [id] prints the preview target for your phone (TestFlight or deep link, with a QR code). With no id it uses your only app, or shows a picker.