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The likely issue is that this is an iPhone app, and specifically not for iPad.. Yet the reviewer used an iPad to test! They have been known to use a tablet to run an iPhone-only app for a decade. And why is that a problem if they run it with a larger-screen device? He/she has not looked very far, they are in the app settings tab, and that was noted in the app submission. It doesn't sound like a good idea to bury store-access under this sheet or that sheet.

Thank-you for your reply. First, I want to re-iterate that the application appears run correctly and the difficulty is only with the XCUITest part. That of course does not mean that the application is put together correctly, only that it seems to work for me. I did use an explicit co-ordinate space. My SwiftUI Canvas structure employed the .coordinateSpace modifier with a .named(...) parameter specifying a character string constant. My DragGesture also used the same .named(...) parameter; as do my MagnifyGesture and my SpatialTapGesture. I'll change the code to use .local for the gesture definitions and remove the modifier to the Canvas structure. It is also the case that my Canvas structure employs an animation modifier .animation(.interactiveSpring, value: currentOffset) Did you also animate the drag in your test application? The view hierarchy is: - NavigationStack -- VStack --- Spacer --- Text --- HStack ---- Text ---- Text ---- Text ---- Text --- Text --- Spacer --- GeometryReader ---- Canvas --

Having the same issue. Trying to invite my own email as a test and I run into the expired link error:

Thanks so much for this post. That documentation you provided should have work on this sections https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/installing-the-command-line-tools#Uninstall-the-Command-Line-Tools-for-Xcode-package sudo rm -rf /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools To delete the package receipt, run the sudo pkgutil command with the --forget option in Terminal: sudo pkgutil --forget com.apple.dt.commandlinetools I would recommend to go over all the steps on the documentation If the task succeeds, pkgutil prints the following message: sudo pkgutil --forget com.apple.dt.commandlinetools No receipt for 'com.apple.dt.commandlinetools' found at '/'. Albert
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Adding some notes as I work through this while waiting for Apple response: Request for Apple: Please make yellow status indicators clickable. I feel like I should be able to click Missing Metadata and have a pop-up show me specifically what metadata is missing. Notes for others who find this while trying to solve similar/same problem: It is possible for this to be broken even if you passed sandbox testing and Apple has approved your app for release. Highly recommend verifying in actual AppStore that in-app purchases display - especially before starting an ad campaign. On the AppStoreConnect pages to set up subscription groups and individual subscriptions, treat every field as required - unless the field explicitly calls it out as optional. In my case - the status didn't change from missing metadata until I added localizations and Review Information Screenshot. Review Information Screenshot - Size requirements: Image will not upload unless it adheres to the sizing constraints found here. Sizing constr

Thanks. I converted the image from P3 to sRGB, but I still get the same result: both images produce the exact same color. I updated the feedback to show this.

Hello @kai_, Your sample code uses a standard font which will adapt to the users selected font size. iOS provides a wide range of text sizes for the user to select from. Build your app to be accessible to users who select a different text size. For more information see Typography and Font. When I run your code on an iPhone 15 with 26.4, I can see the full text. It seems the size of the text in your environment does not fit within its content margins. To see these margins, try using Xcode's Debug View Hierarchy feature. Take look at these margins and resource, let me know what you find.  Travis

I worked around this by running the command line app using launchctl asuser 501 xxx

Thank you. I did not think MAC was any different (latest MAC that is). That is because I managed to install my OWN test iPad executable onto my MAC also. Just copied my iPad project to my MAC and rebuilt it. I did read you can run an iPad version on the latest MAC. Anyway I am targeting iPad, iPhone and MAC. HTH John

[quote='885415022, DTS Engineer, /thread/758325?answerId=885415022#885415022'] Looking at that it seems that the 26.5 betas should show improvements, but probably won’t fix all the cases of this. [/quote] Thanks for the update @DTS Engineer Quinn! What you’re reporting seems similar to my personal observations: with iOS 26.5 things might have gotten slightly better, but there are still some issues going on definitely. Have a great rest of the week!

@Steve4442 Quick FYI: I actually have the 2 different icons working now (Liquid Glass Icon Composer .icon appears in Tahoe, and my current Legacy .icns appears in Sequoia). It's a huge mess to do, but it is possible. In my case I had to: Generate a Legacy .icns via Terminal (instead of using an Asset Catalog in Xcode) Install Xcode 26.0.1 Create a simple test app with a Shell Script that runs actool to build the Asset.car file. Build my test app with Xcode 26.0.1 Copy the resulting Assets.car and the Terminal-built .icns, into my Xcode 24.3 production project. Tweak my Xcode 24.3 production project's Info.plist and build. Final app displays two different icons: LG in Tahoe, Legacy in Sequoia. To give you an idea of how messy this is, I had to follow much of John Siracusa's advice from here: https://mjtsai.com/blog/2025/08/08/separate-icons-for-macos-tahoe-vs-earlier/ If anyone really wants to go through this major hassle, I can try to write up instructions here. But it'll take me a while to write up