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Hello, We're reviving of a very old app, we need to use the same app-id. The new one requires NFC and, so, it can now only run on iPhone. is it possible to force the UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities ?

[quote='885683022, DTS Engineer, /thread/824156?answerId=885683022#885683022'] my expectation would be that iterating the directory with geattrlistbulk and a minimal attribute set would avoid any additional lookupItem call [/quote] Oh, I think I was a little unclear in what I wrote. What I was trying to say in a call to enumerateDirectory of this nature was that if I call enumerateDirectory with a non-minimal attribute set (i.e. include attributes that need more I/O to fetch) then I see that behavior. But you're right in that iterating over a directory with minimal attributes doesn't generally have additional lookupItem calls in my tests. [quote='885683022, DTS Engineer, /thread/824156?answerId=885683022#885683022'] What kind of filesystem are you working with? [/quote] It's a block device file system. I think maybe cached data wasn't the best word for me to use... I'm referring to references I'm keeping to instances of my subclass of FSItem. I have a helper function implemented on my subclass to get the non-

When the device is connected while Preview is running, I observe the host send OpenSession, then GetDeviceInfo, and then no further MTP commands. I do not see a later CloseSession. I don't know enough about your accessory to be certain about exactly what's going on, but I think what's actually happening here is that Preview is indirectly causing the session to open through its interactions with ImageCaptureCore. However, that also means that Preview doesn't really own/control the device itself; the major role of the ImageCapture framework is to allow multiple apps to interact with the same accessory. The problem is that once this happens, exclusive access to the USB interface is retained, so another application cannot connect to the device. What API are you actually trying to use here? From the device side, there is no obvious way to recover except forcing a USB disconnect/reset or shutting down the USB interface. Well... yes. There's no way for your accessory to know about the state of the connectin

Furthermore, Terminal responded that sysdiagnose must be run as root. I don't know how to do that.

When I look at my subscriptions in AppStoreConnect - they say Missing Metadata. When I look inside the subscriptions - one of the two has a localization that is showing a status of Prepare for Submission. The other subscription does not have a localization - and there is nothing within the subscription that has a yellow warning alert. Missing Metadata indicates your In-App Purchase has been created, but you have not yet uploaded a screenshot or completed your metadata. For more information, see In-App Purchase statuses. You need to complete all the missing metadata. Confirm you set the price, localization, screenshot for your subscription. Be sure to set localization for the subscription group. For more information, see View and edit In-App Purchase information. After you complete all the required information for a subscription, its status turns to Ready to Submit and it appears in the In-App Purchases and Subscriptions section of App Store Connect. For more information, see Submit an In-App Purchase

I’m having same problem for several days now. Researched for hours and did everything recommended. Restarted ipad, turned off iPad for 30+ seconds Airplane mode on for 30 seconds, then off Turned off cellular data, then back on Reset network setting (Several times) several other things. I finally chatted to Verizon AI. Was told to do all the things I’ve done several times. FINALLY got a real person chat. They got me showing my iPad using my iPhone camera. I was walked through deleting cellular, then adding it back. That worked. I went all over using cellular connection only for at least 5 mins. I closed the chat. Got up this morning and damnit the cellular icon thingy on top right of iPad was not there at all again. I turned off Wi-Fi and I’ll be damned. Cellular connection was working anyway. But WAIT…….about 5 mins later I got a message saying it’s not connected. So I’m not sure what the hell is going on. Going to follow this I guess. And do a long ass chat contact again.

@BillInPoint Those are the official documentation steps that fixed the issue. We should investigate why isn't working for you. May I ask you to do some experimentation for me before we file a bug? I’m not positive as I did not want to test it in any of my computers, but I believe you can do this by running a few commands by opening the terminal and run the following command to delete the hidden file that triggers the update prompt from this documentation https://discussions.apple.com/thread/254465907?sortBy=rank sudo rm -f /tmp/.com.apple.dt.CommandLineTools.installondemand.in-progress Sometimes the system is still internally pointing to the deleted developer directory. Resetting it ensures macOS knows the tools are truly gone from https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253466183?sortBy=rank sudo xcode-select --reset Next, clear the cache where macOS stores pending software updates, and force the update daemon to restart from https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253598128?sortBy=rank sudo rm -

Did you raise an enhancement request to change the blocked page UI? as currently it shows a message which can confuse user that if site is not loading because of internet or it is blocked by some app.