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Xcode Validate vs Submit to App Store

I've been pushing apps out to the App store for some time now but I've never really wrapped my head around what the difference between Validate... and Submit to App Store... was. I always assumed the Submite to App Store... Task ran a validation on its own.

Am I wasting time by running a separate validate task

Yes, submitting to the app store runs the validation as well. You should validate if you're not submitting to the app store, but exporting (ad-hoc, etc.).

Validation uploads the bundle to iTuneConnect, where some automated tests are run on it.

Validate is just a automated test that will check quickly the packaging of your application (icon, provisionning profile,…)

The package is not pushed to Apple validating team.

除了尼古拉斯的回答 - 验证对于Ad-Hoc分发非常有用,不受商店限制。

Validate is to be used during development when the code is not final.

You only use the Submit to AppStore once the app is finished.

In my experience though, validate didn't caught some problem, that were reporting by AppStore check.

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