how to read application version number
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To read the application version number, you can follow the steps outlined in the "Xcode essentials" session. Here is a relevant segment from the session:
- Archiving Your App: When you're ready to ship your build, go to the product menu and choose archive. Xcode will build your app one more time and then bundle it up for you and show you the results in the organizer.
- Distributing Your App: Select your archive and then click the distribute app button. You'll be presented with several presets for distributing your app. The App Store Connect option uploads your app to either TestFlight or App Store Connect.
For more detailed steps, you can refer to the Xcode essentials session.
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