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My app has two versions. 1.0(1.8) and 2.0(1.0) For internal testers I need to switch to version 2.0(1.0)

When I switch version to 2.0 and the build 1.0 fro that version and save. iTunes Connect warns me that the version 1.0 will be unavailable. I continue to save.

But after the processing the version switch back to 1.0 with a very previous build selected. I can't able to switch to version 2.0. Is there any known bug or am I doing something wrong?

EDIT

Ok one way to make the version change for internal testers is to make all other versions unavailable.

Moreover in External Testers when I try to add a new build I get the following error:

This version can’t be tested because you have reached the maximum number of apps allowed for testing at once.

From documentation I see that one end user can have the same TestFlight account on no more than 10 devices. But how is this even concerned with the end user?

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The version of your app is 1.0(1.8). This means

  • CFBundleShortVersionString: 1.0
  • CFBundleVersion: 1.8

You need to increment CFBundleVersion on each iteration of alpha testing. So You should set CFBundleVersion larger than 1.8.

ref. Which iOS app version/build number(s) MUST be incremented upon App Store release?

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