“Request failed with http status code 503”

We are seeing most calls returning a 502 or 503. The calls that do return have very slow response times.

I'm experiencing the same issue. No code changes, requests started failing with invalidAuthorization errors.

I would like to first point out the discrepancy in your question where you say after changing no code and then later only thing i changed was adding the target of the user notifications extension This sounds like a change to your project and now more code is being executed due to the existence of the NSE. That should be the first change you should look at, and see if things go back to normal when you revert these changes. If notifications are not reaching the device or your app, there are a multitude of reasons this could be, and is difficult to guess or diagnose remotely. Delivery issues with push notifications can usually be determined by examining the responses from APNs. The best would be to start with the Push Notifications Console at https://developer.apple.com/notifications/push-notifications-console/ which will give you a lot of diagnostic information which you may not be getting from the other tools. APNs will return useful information both in the HTTP/2 header res

Also getting the same error: App Record Creation failed due to an invalid attribute. Request failed with error code ENTITY_ERROR.ATTRIBUTE.INVALID, and reason An attribute value is invalid. ITC.apps.validation.bundle_not_available

For windows & android i used following code to ignore Certification:Right, but that’s not the issue you’re facing. iOS is ignoring the certificate of the server; you know that because you successfully passed a request to the server and got back a response. The HTTP status in that response, 400 Bad Request, indicates that there’s something that the server doesn’t like about your request.There’s no way to figure out what the server is complaining about by looking at just your iOS code. You will either have to debug this on the server or compare the iOS and non-iOS requests to see what’s different about the two.Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @apple.com

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