[Huawei Developers] Mayism:
Q: What supporting documents should I prepare when submitting a quick app for review?​

Check your app category and then prepare materials by referring to 1. Providing Application Copyright Information in Submission of Copyright and Publication Approval Number.

If you are an individual developer, you need to have your fingerprint on the stamped disclaimer and provide photos of you holding your ID card, showing both the front and back of the card. The app ID used in the disclaimer is the unique identifier allocated by AppGallery Connect to your quick app after it is created. To check the app ID, please refer to Creating a Quick App.

Q: What can I do if my quick app was rejected and the error message indicates that an error has occurred?

The error message is generally displayed because some minor errors exist in your quick app code. A common error is that an element is bound to an event callback function, but the function has not been defined. You need to install Huawei Quick App IDE and Huawei Quick App Loader and debug your app.

Q: Where can I submit the supporting documents required for releasing a quick app?

You can submit your copyright certificates in AppGallery Connect. In the App copyright certificate or proxy certificate section of the Version information page, upload up to five pictures of your certificates. If you have more than five pictures to upload, splice them together and ensure that each picture is clear and legible. Also remember to upload your RPK package and complete your app information. For details, please refer to Quick App Release.

Q: What can I do if my quick app was rejected because its name is a generic, common, or non-recognizable term?

Ensure that the name of your quick app does not only consist of generic words, such as “mobile phone”, “email”, “calendar”, “car”, or “investment”. For example, a quick app named “Express delivery search” was rejected as the name is too generic. Then its name was changed to “Express delivery at your fingertips”, which was approved.

Q: I have created a card in my quick app project, deleted configurations of the card, and then submitted the quick app for review. But why can’t Huawei app reviewers see my card package?

If you package your quick app project after deleting the card configurations, the card will not be packaged. As a result, Huawei app reviewers will not see your quick app package.

Q: My quick app was rejected because some of its images could not be displayed. However, these images can be displayed on my test phone. What should I do?

Our system will check your app and filter out images that are not named properly. Ensure that the name of each directory or file in your project contains no more than 300 characters, including letters, digits, periods (.), underscores (_), hyphens (-), or parentheses, but not double periods (..) or a period and a slash (./).

Q: My quick app was rejected because it already exists on HUAWEI Developers but not in AppGallery Connect. What should I do?

The problem may occur in either of the following situations:

● You submitted your quick app for the first time and it does not exist in AppGallery Connect.

To resolve the problem, you need to sign in to AppGallery Connect and create a quick app.

● You have updated your quick app in AppGallery Connect but have not submitted the update.

When updating your quick app, either submit it on HUAWEI Developers or in AppGallery Connect. Do not update your app on one platform without submitting it and then update it again on the other platform.