Lately, when adding a new advanced experience with a new path (with the same domain), it is taking more than a week to get published, when it used to take around 24h. Am I doing something wrong that causes the long delay? Someone else is having this problem? Is something wrong with our assumptions of how it works? Some assumptions and observations we have around app clip advanced experiences: Once the app and its appClip are published, new advanced experiences (new paths + cards) don't require a new app review When adding a new advanced experience, it gets reviewed before being published There is some bug where even after the experience is published, its status only shows 'Received' Edits of existing url paths (changing text or image) take less than 24h to propagate As a workaround we are publishing paths we are still not using with general app clip metadata and then editing when we require them, but this does not allow us to have custom path names for the experiences as we need to 'reserve' them beforehand.

TL:DR: How much time is too much when an App Clip Experience is submitted and just signals 'Received'? Our Experience: Our app counts with Advanced App Clip Experiences that we are constantly updating with new custom cards for different url paths. Some times, the App Clip card is available 2-3 hours after publishing, some other times- it takes up to 3 days. The problem is, this becomes a bit of a black box and is hard to know if an experience is not available because of an issue or just taking longer to propagate. We currently added some new experiences and they have been stuck for 5 days. Not sure if there is an error on our side, Apple side or its just taking time to propagate. Someone has some information on how the Advance App Clip Experiences are propagated and at what time we should assume there is an error and flag it as such? Thanks and Pura Vida!