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asc-in-app-events
Create and localize App Store in-app events, upload event media, and submit or recover event review submissions with asc. Use when managing in-app events, event card or details page assets, or event-specific submission errors.
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# asc in-app events
Use `asc app-events` for the requested stages only. A localization, media upload,
or diagnostic request does not authorize creating or submitting another event.
Preserve the resolved app, event, platform, locales, and existing authorization.
## Inspect the target
Check `asc app-events --help` and the relevant subcommand help before execution.
Resolve the app ID and auth profile; inspect an existing event before changing it:
```bash
asc app-events list --app "APP_ID" --paginate --output json
asc app-events view --event-id "EVENT_ID" --output json