“build disappears”

Hello everyone, a few months ago I started building an app using flutter, and a few days ago when I told one of my friends to test it trough Test Flight he asked me why it shows an 🟡 Yellow Circle in front of the app name ? is there an Apple documentation regarding this yellow circle so I can point others to that page ? I googled to find out about this behaviour and it says that my app uses the microphone, but I do not have any code, any library that is using the microphone, it is an Outdoor/GPS Recording app. Thank you.

I’m following up regarding two apps I submitted on March 2 that are still stuck in “Waiting for Review.” First app id is 6759584758 and second is 6759892034 It has now been over two weeks with no movement or communication. This is already beyond the typical review timeframe Apple communicates, and it’s starting to seriously impact my ability to launch and operate my apps. After waiting this long, I contacted support directly. During that call, I was told that my apps would be added for expedited review. However, even after that step, there has still been no progress or update. At this point, the situation is becoming increasingly frustrating due to: No visibility into what’s causing the delay No estimated timeline No follow-through after being told the apps would be expedited As a paying Apple Developer, I depend on a reasonable and predictable review process. These delays directly affect my ability to plan launches, marketing, and monetization — especially as an independent developer. I’m not asking to bypas

Hi, I'm building a third-party credential manager app and trying to get it listed as an eligible destination in Apple Passwords → Export Data to Another App on iOS 26 / macOS 26. The app never appears in the list, even on a physical device. What I've implemented so far: The main app and the Credential Provider Extension both have the com.apple.developer.authentication-services.autofill-credential-provider entitlement set. The extension's Info.plist has ASCredentialProviderExtensionCapabilities nested correctly under NSExtension → NSExtensionAttributes, with ProvidesPasskeys and ProvidesPasswords both set to true. Both targets share the same App Group. The extension is visible and selectable under Settings → General → AutoFill & Passwords — so the extension itself is working. I've also added ASCredentialImportManager and ASCredentialExportManager support to the app based on the AuthenticationServices SDK interfaces in Xcode 26. The specific question: What is the actual eligibility criteria for app

I'm building an app that sells non-consumable in-app purchases. I want to implement a partner/referral discount system using the following approach: Create multiple IAP products in App Store Connect for the same content at different price points (e.g. full price at €10, 10% off at €9, 20% off at €8) When a user enters a partner or referral code in the app, my backend validates the code and returns which product to present The user then completes the purchase through the standard StoreKit IAP flow — Apple processes the transaction normally at the discounted price No purchase is unlocked without going through Apple IAP. No external payment system is involved. The only difference from a standard purchase is which product SKU is shown based on a backend-validated code. My questions: Is this approach compliant with App Store guidelines? Is there any guideline that requires developers to use Apple's native Offer Codes system instead of this approach for discounted purchases? Any guidance would be appreciat

I am new to RealityKit and Metal and I am building a RealityKit app that renders a procedural LowLevelMesh road. But the left and right side of the road is a complete green terrain mesh object and it doesn't look great. What I want is to add some rocks, tall trees and dence bushes (or weed) to make it look like the player is in the woods. But when I add many of those objects then the performance drains. What is the best approach to fill background empty spaces in the scene?

We're investigating using xcode cloud to do our CI builds. We have our own on-prem self-managed GitLab behind a private firewall. Some questions on this: I see some IP's for Apple here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/setting-up-your-project-to-use-xcode-cloud#Use-a-remote-source-control-repository Do these IP's ever change? Are there specific ports Apple uses? Would be nice to limit to only what's needed. Do we have to open in-bound access or can we instead have our builds reach out with an outbound only setup?