I know that in the past, there was a complicated process to make apps available in China.
However now, I see the following for both China and South Korea:
China mainland: Processing to Available
Korea, Republic of: Processing to Available
What does "Processing to Available" mean? Does this mean that Apple is working on making the app available for me?
I want my app to be available in China when the Vision Pro launches there.
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I'm developing an iOS app.
Through a .fileImporter I get access to a directory URL which might be provided by an external service like Dropbox (using a FileProvider).
As the user picked the URL I have full access to it.
I want to get the contents of the directory:
FileManager.default.contentsOfDirectory(
at: url,
includingPropertiesForKeys: keys,
options: [.skipsHiddenFiles]
)
Unfortunately I only get whatever files the system is currently aware of, which in case of external providers is often not much.
If the user opens the Apple Files app and navigates to the folder then the system gets the content from the external provider and back in my app contentsOfDirectory would show everything.
What can I do to get a list of the URLs?
Can I somehow trigger the system to update from the external provider? Or is there another way of handling this situation?
I am observing infinite loop of view creation, deletion, and recreation when I move my app to background and bring back to foreground. I am clueless what is causing this repeated invocation of view body, so I tried Self._printChanges() inside the view body . But all I get is the following in console.
ChildView: @ self , _dismiss changed. //<--- This is the problematic view
ParentView: unchanged. //<--- This is parent view
The issue has also been reported on Apple developer forums but no solution found.
What are other options to debug this issue?
Please, add option to remove app names but keep smaller icons on homescreen. Just like in the dock. You can just add option "no title" beside small and large option in homescreen customize section
When I new project is initiated in XCode 16 beta 3, an overall folder is created to contain all the generated content in the Navigator pane . In past XCode version, this main container (under the project name) has always been generated as a group. Is this change by design or a bug? The issue this creates is that the files and folders in this overall Folder can not be repositioned - they remain in ascending alphabetical order. I must convert this initial Folder into a Group by right clicking on the folder name and selecting "Convert to group" which converts the folder to a group. I am then able to reposition files, groups and folders within this group. I don't see anywhere in the XCode documentation where this change in behavior is mentioned.
Anyone else having this same issue. I never have understood the difference or use cases for groups vs folders in the xcode Navigator pane.
Hi team,
My widget was missing after I update the MacOS 15 beta ver2, I tried restart, updated to lastest version 3, and click on and off enable widget button, none of them works.
So could you please give me some advice?
Regards,
W
Legit Developers, I am in need of your help!
my devices and various apple id's and devices including 2 iPhones, 3 MACS, and 1 iPad have been taken over by a rogue developer, all devices have a developer certificate along with various certs that apple support have confirmed are not part of the standard apple system root certificate store, several certs are persistent including CFnetwork and Network configuration.
iPhones all have the option for developer beta iOS 17 and 18 under my Apple ID in which I never authorized or enrolled in.
additionally iPhone also has CFnetwork and network cfg certs and private framework bundles which are unauthorized and configuring DNS and IP addresses that are not carrier defaults for AT&T and Verizon.
Apple has been no help at all and am entering pre- litigation for breaching my right to privacy, civil rights, human rights, data security rights etc.... 3rd party forensics and apple have confirmed KEXT configs, MDM, APNS, Appkit, SOUS update Daemon, mobile assetts V2,Mobile Core Services bundles in private FW's, and several bluetooth and USB configs that I can't specifically recall along with other activities typically only afforded to developers in a closed and controlled test environment
it sucks that a few creeper developers are using developer tech to commit crimes, stalk, harass etc
any help would be amazing
Go to finder >Go >Home
you will find iCloud Drive (Archive) folder with all your folders just deleted
I got some beacons from a company who provides an SDK to connect to them. They provided two sets of framework files which the SDK is dependent on. The first set is built for Arm 64, and the second is built for x86.
I am using them to build a framework for a company which says they require frameworks they integrate into their apps to work for both device and simulator. I think this is primarily for convenience during development.
I've run into some walls trying to fulfill these requirements and have some questions about what is possible.
The Beacon manufacturer claims the x86 framework files should work for both simulator and device during development, and that arm64 would be for deployment to the app store. I am unable to get x86 to work during development when my device is plugged in though. What does a framework need to work for both device and simulator?
Is is possible, from strictly arm64 and strictly x86 framework files, to build universal framework files that supports both arm64 and x86? Then from those to build a new universal framework that leverages all of those?
Can this resulting framework not only be used for development on simulator and device, but also be deployed to the app store?
Thank you kindly, for your expertise.
I am trying to set up a message filter extension that will use shared web credentials for basic auth when calling to its ILMessageFilterExtensionNetworkURL.
I have associated domains set up for both "messagefilter:" and "webcredentials:" and the message filter IS correctly calling the ILMessageFilterExtensionNetworkURL with each message - so that part is working.
As detailed here, I have set up Shared Web Credentials and my view controller is using SecAddSharedWebCredential() to save the creds to the correct domain. Using Authorization services, the creds are auto-filled into my app's login screen. When I go under Settings > Passwords, I see the creds are saved and they are the correct creds to the corrent website that matches ILMessageFilterExtensionNetworkURL.
Regardless of all of this, the deferQueryRequestToNetwork() refuses to use the creds and implement Basic Auth in its URL call. It makes the call to the correct URL, it just won't use the Shared Web Creds for basic auth.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
We've created a Message Filter Extension that relies on the network action workflow of Message Filter Extensions (ILMessageFilterExtension). Has anyone applied authentication to these calls?
It works great when being called un-authenticated, but the logic behind this API costs us money, and we'd like to rate-limit it by the client to avoid someone DDOs'ing the exposed API and racking up our bill.
We've followed https://developer.apple.com/documentation/sms_and_call_reporting/sms_and_mms_message_filtering/creating_a_message_filter_app_extension and set up a Shared Web Credential (both webcredential and messagefilter associated domains). Still, our calls never have the created and verified credentials forwarded to our service with the REST API call.
Have any thoughts on how to apply a shared web credential to those delegated calls?
How do I hide a folder (containing several apps) or hide an app without downloading 3rd party apps?
I am envisioning a scenario where I am forced to hand over the phone to someone and unlock it, but beyond that I don't want them to know where I bank/brokerage etc.
My current Apple Pay is only linked to one credit card and the email associated with my Apple ID is a random gmail which I do not use for my primary communications, or to conduct my personal medical, financial affairs.
I do have apps on the iPhone for my bank and brokerage and I wish to hide these so that even if someone forces me to unlock my iPhone all they see is my credit card and I am not forced to part with more information based on the apps they see on my phone.
We added a button in the real-time activity that responds within the app upon clicking. Now we're encountering an issue where, if you immediately click this button after swiping down to enter the notification center, it only opens the app without any scheme response. You have to wait for about 1 second after swiping down before the button can respond normally. Could you please tell us why this is happening?
Upon attempting to load an .ipa file from our build system into Apple Transporter 1.3 (newly updated this week from 1.2.5), the following error was presented. This occurs when selecting the file to load (or drag/drop the .ipa file onto the app).
Never seen this before and it is unclear what the issue is (and why it might persist for 24 hours) or why it mentioned macOS App. This is an iOS/iPad app (not a macOS app) but the iPad app can be installed on a Mac as many iPad apps can.
I had another Mac with the 1.2.5 version of Transporter and the same file was loaded (and then uploaded to the App Store) without a hitch.
Does anyone have any idea or has seen something similar?
I am trying to recreate the apple calendar in swiftui but I have issues creating scroll layout.
So I want to have:
When I scroll horizontally the hours on the side have to stay fixed but the header with the day number day String and the full day events have to scroll
When I scroll vertically the hours on the side have to move but the header don't
For the moment I have :
HStack(alignment: .top, spacing:0) {
// The hours on the side
LateralHours(height: geometry.size.height * 24/10) . offset(y: -offset)
ScrollViewReader { proxy in
ScrollView (.horizontal, showsIndicators: false) {
VStack {
// The day number and the full day events
Header(width: width)
ScrollView {
LazyHStack (spacing: 0) {
ForEach($loadedDays, id: \.self) { day in
// The day grid with the events
DayContentView(
cellHeight: geometry.size.height / 10,
width: width,
selectedEvent: $selectedEvent,
day: day,
store: $store,
modifiedEvent: $modifiedEvent
)
}
}
.frame(height: 24*geometry.size.height / 10)
// This code block is used to track the position of the scrollview position
.background( GeometryReader {
Color.clear.preference(key: ScrollOffsetPreferenceKey.self,
value: -$0.frame(in: .named("scroll")).origin.y)
})
.onPreferenceChange(ScrollOffsetPreferenceKey.self) { value in
offset = value
}
}
.coordinateSpace(name: "scroll")
}
}
.scrollTargetBehavior(.viewAligned)
.defaultScrollAnchor(.leading)
}
.scrollPosition(id: $position)
.frame(alignment: .topLeading)
}
So the hours on the side are in none of the scrollViews they are only modified through the .offset with the vertical scrollView position. My problem is that the .offset seems to be kind of slow and my app is slowed down is there a better modifed than .offset or do you know a more efficient way to do this ?
I am in the process of adding my company's brand font to our SwiftUI app. I am able to implement the font using the provided public APIs so that text styles / dynamic type and the font weight modifier in SwiftUI work correctly.
However we are unable to implement custom font in such a way that text styles / dynamic type, the font weight modifier, and the bold text accessibility setting all work at the same time. Am I missing an implementation detail so that all these features work correctly?
Font Setup
The font files were modified to better support SwiftUI:
The font style name metadata was modified to match the name the .fontWeight(...) modifier expects. This was done with Typelight.
The font weight value (100/200/300) was modified so that the underlying weight value matches the value the .fontWeight(...) modifier expects. See "Using custom fonts with SwiftUI" by Matthew Flint.
The font files were imported via the Info.plist.
Examples
Font Weight Comparison
San Fransisco:
Text("#100")
.font(.largeTitle)
.fontWeight(.ultraLight)
Overpass by Name:
Text("#100")
.font(.custom("Overpass-UltraLight", size: 34, relativeTo: .largeTitle))
Overpass by Weight:
Text("#100")
.fontWeight(.ultraLight)
.font(.custom("Overpass", size: 34, relativeTo: .largeTitle))
Legibility Weight Test
When using the .fontWeight(...) modifier, the custom font does not change weights when the bold text accessibility setting is enabled. Dynamic type size works as expected.
Normal legibility weight:
Bold legibility weight:
Dynamic Type Size:
Use UIFont
Using UIFont to load the custom font files and initializing a Font with the UIFont breaks dynamic type:
Bold type also does not work:
Custom Modifier
Creating a custom modifier allows us to support dynamic type and manually handle bold text. However it creates a conflicting API to SwiftUI's .fontWeight(...) modifier.
struct FontModifier: ViewModifier {
enum UseCase {
case paragraph
case headline
}
enum Weight {
case light
case regular
case heavy
}
@Environment(\.legibilityWeight) var legibilityWeight
var useCase: UseCase
var weight: Weight
init(_ useCase: UseCase, _ weight: Weight) {
self.useCase = useCase
self.weight = weight
}
var resolvedHeadlineWeight: String {
let resolvedLegibilityWeight = legibilityWeight ?? .regular
switch weight {
case .light:
switch resolvedLegibilityWeight {
case .regular:
return "Light"
case .bold:
return "Semibold"
@unknown default:
return "Light"
}
case .regular:
switch resolvedLegibilityWeight {
case .regular:
return "Regular"
case .bold:
return "Bold"
@unknown default:
return "Regular"
}
case .heavy:
switch resolvedLegibilityWeight {
case .regular:
return "Heavy"
case .bold:
return "Black"
@unknown default:
return "Heavy"
}
}
}
var resolvedParagraphWeight: Font.Weight {
switch weight {
case .light:
return .light
case .regular:
return .regular
case .heavy:
return .heavy
}
}
var resolvedFont: Font {
switch useCase {
case .paragraph:
return .system(.largeTitle).weight(resolvedParagraphWeight)
case .headline:
return .custom("Overpass-\(resolvedHeadlineWeight)", size: 34, relativeTo: .largeTitle)
}
}
func body(content: Content) -> some View {
content
.font(resolvedFont)
}
}
GridRow {
Text("Aa")
.modifier(FontModifier(.paragraph, .regular))
Text("Aa")
.modifier(FontModifier(.paragraph, .heavy))
Text("Aa")
.modifier(FontModifier(.headline, .regular))
Text("Aa")
.modifier(FontModifier(.headline, .heavy))
}
Font Environment Value
The font environment value does not contain font weight information when the fontWeight(...) modifier is used.:
struct DumpFontTest: View {
@Environment(\.font) var font
var body: some View {
Text("San Fransisco")
.onAppear {
print("------------")
dump(font)
}
}
}
I created a standalone iMessage app using Xcode template as the below:
I didn't change a single line of code except just populating all necessary icons. After installing the extension using Xcode, nothing showed up in the iMessage. Did I miss anything? I've been stuck here for many hours.
Hello,
I am new to app development. I am trying to make an iMessage app. I created it and then added a SwiftUI view. It builds just fine and the view is visible on the storyboard, but the app is not present in iMessage on Simulator or on an actual device. What's wrong?
Thanks for any help.
import UIKit
import Messages
import SwiftUI
class MessagesViewController: MSMessagesAppViewController {
var hostingController: UIHostingController<CalendarView>?
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
}
override func willBecomeActive(with conversation: MSConversation) {
super.willBecomeActive(with: conversation)
let swiftUIView = CalendarView()
let hostingController = UIHostingController(rootView: swiftUIView)
addChild(hostingController)
view.addSubview(hostingController.view)
hostingController.view.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
NSLayoutConstraint.activate([hostingController.view.leadingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: view.leadingAnchor), hostingController.view.trailingAnchor.constraint(equalTo: view.trailingAnchor), hostingController.view.topAnchor.constraint(equalTo: view.topAnchor), hostingController.view.bottomAnchor.constraint(equalTo: view.bottomAnchor)])
hostingController.didMove(toParent: self)
self.hostingController = hostingController
}
override func didResignActive(with conversation: MSConversation) {}
override func didReceive(_ message: MSMessage, conversation: MSConversation) {}
override func didStartSending(_ message: MSMessage, conversation: MSConversation) {}
override func didCancelSending(_ message: MSMessage, conversation: MSConversation) {}
override func willTransition(to presentationStyle: MSMessagesAppPresentationStyle) {}
override func didTransition(to presentationStyle: MSMessagesAppPresentationStyle) {}
}
We are using the XCUITest Framework in one of our Apple TV Application. We have created test plans and using Jenkins for CI-CD. Once the test execution is completed, then it gets stuck and it is not stopping/completing the execution by itself.
I am on a fresh install of Xcode 15.3 on macOS 14.4 (23E214). I created an iMessage App template and signed it with my personal team's certificate. When I click the run button, it successfully builds and opens the simulator to the Messages app but does not open the compact extension view (or install the extension such that it shows up in the More messages extension list). This reproduces on my older laptop (same version of Xcode) as well as my friend's (also same version of Xcode).
Of note:
The IceCreamBuilder app installs and runs correctly with no modifications
I have not provided any icons for the messages extension
The iMessage App template comes with an empty main app that does not install on the home screen
The only console output that seems to differ from when I run the IceCreamBuilder is this message, which appears after a couple seconds of running the project:
unhandled process MobileSMS
Type: Error | Timestamp: 2024-03-09 00:41:07.763631-05:00 | Process: MobileSMS | Library: CoreParsec | Subsystem: com.apple.parsec | Category: CoreParsec | TID: 0xff097