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StatusBar - React Native Component to control the app's status bar The status bar is the zone, typically at the top of the screen, that displays the current time, Wi-Fi and cellular network information, battery level and or other status icons
App and submission statuses - Reference - Apple Developer The app status indicates where an app is in the review and release process A red status indicator () means that you need to perform an action before the app distributes A yellow status indicator () means that a process, controlled either by you or Apple, is still happening A green status indicator () means that the app is Ready for Distribution If an app status indicates as editable below
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Status Bar | Visual Studio Code Extension API Status Bar The Status Bar sits at the bottom of the VS Code workbench and displays information and actions that relate to your workspace Items are placed into two groups: Primary (left) and Secondary (right) Items that relate to the entire workspace (status, problems warnings, sync) go on the left and items that are secondary or contextual (language, spacing, feedback) go on the right Limit