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by pas 1870 days ago
Everything is standardized and automated. There's no need for human interaction. You can tweak your code if it fails to build. The important thing is, that it's easier for Google/Apple to inspect your app if they have the code. (Maybe.)

For example they can simply refuse to release/publish anything if the code looks shit/obfuscated. They can explicitly ask questions about sections of code.

But since probably 99.9+% of "app review" is already automated ... likely there's no point in spending resources on creating a "GitHub clone" for submitting code to the various app stores.