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Hello - thank you for your post, and for providing detailed information. In this case, here is what happened: You correctly note the first few events: Initial Subscribe on March 21, Failure to Renew due to billing issue + Start of Billing Grace Period on June 21, and Expiration of Billing Grace Period on July 7. What you may have missed is that on July 7, when the Billing Grace Period ended, the subscription continued in the Billing Retry state as detailed on this page. The Billing Retry period lasts for a total of 60 days, in all cases. Your Billing Grace Period took up the first 16 of those 60 days, so that 44 days of Billing Retry remained as of July 7. The notification you received on August 19 (with type=EXPIRED and subtype=BILLING_RETRY) was sent to indicate the end of the 60-day Billing Retry period for the original purchase (as documented here.) The purchase made on July 29 was a new and separate purchase. Ideally, your app would have known that the original subscription was still in the Billing Retry

We made a build with logging enabled through TestFlight and this is what we saw: default 14:06:53.859013-0700 storekitd [0xb572b08c0] activating connection: mach=true listener=false peer=false name=com.apple.accountsd.accountmanager default 14:06:53.861114-0700 storekitd [0xb572b08c0] invalidated because the current process cancelled the connection by calling xpc_connection_cancel() error 14:06:53.861156-0700 storekitd [1E1F4321] [LoadInAppReceiptsTask]: No active account for receipt request We can not post the full logs because we get a This post contains sensitive language. refusal from the forum site. :shrug: This was 5 seconds after a successful purchase. On some installs we get an infinite number of successful purchases and this never happens. Once it hits here once this is all we get from then on.

Yes, you will need to use Xcode for developing any of these solutions. You can download that from inside your account on developer.apple.com or from the App Store. Since you're asking that particular question, I think it's reasonable to assume you haven't been doing much macOS development recently so I think it would be good to start with the most direct route. I suggest writing a command line tool and then, if you want to use it from AppleScript use the do shell script command. For more information about do shell script see this document: Technical Note TN2065: do shell script in AppleScript For reading and writing PDF documents, see the Read Operations and Write Operations listed for the PDFDocument class. There are a number of APIs you can use there. Some allow specifying options. To flatten the PDF, specify the burnInAnnotationsOption when you save the PDFDocument. I think that should be enough to get you started on a very direct and easy to implement solution. If you'd like to talk about other s

and I've filed some bugs related to the behavior. FB20212935 FB19451832 FB19450508 FB19450162 FB19449747 Thank you so much, I really appreciate you taking the time to file all of those. DriverKit code signing pushes our code signing infrastructure in ways that nothing else in our ecosystem does and, unfortunately, that means it hasn't really been properly supported by the broader improvements we've made. Filling bugs is a huge help in pushing to improve things. Moving into specifics and reordering things for clarity: I can't see a managed entitlements section on the account portal. At WWDC, we revised the portal UI by replacing the: Managed Entitlements-> which showed any managed entitlements you'd been granted. with: Capability Requests-> which lists the entitlement that a developer can apply for them and links to the application form/process in a single, unified form. As part of that change, all the entitlement available to your team were merged into the single Capabilities tab. In your case,

Error Fetching Certificates in Codemagic – Content Provider ID Not Found Hello, I’m experiencing an issue in Codemagic when trying to fetch certificates from the Apple Developer Portal. The error message I receive is: Failed to fetch certificates: This request is forbidden for security reasons – Unable to find a team with the given Content Provider ID ‘72df6041-c291-4d95-b690-2a3b75ff72f6’ to which you belong. Please contact Apple Developer Program Support. I have confirmed that I am logged into the correct Apple Developer account and that I’m using the correct Issuer ID, Key ID, and private key. I have also verified that the API key has the necessary permissions. I tested the API key with Admin, App Manager, and Developer roles, but the same error occurred each time. The key was created under my team. Could you please advise me on how to resolve this issue? Thank you in advance.

Dear Ed Ford The prompt is the standard macOS Keychain authentication dialog, exactly as you described. you can take a look at the picture This Mac is currently signed in under our company account, “Green Vibe.” There is no local macOS user named “Or Itach.” Could you please confirm whether creating a separate macOS user account for Or Itach is required and would resolve the issue? Thank you, Or Itach

Thank you for taking the time to file FB20190927. One thing that would be helpful is if you could update that report with a sysdiagnose from the simulator after you reproduce this — you can trigger that with the xcrun simctl diagnose commands. Here's another thread from a different forums account also reporting the same thing, just to help everyone find the different discussions about this. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

It'd be helpful for us to get a bug report on this change in behavior, and please include a simulator sysdiagnose by running the xcrun simctl diagnose command after you reproduce this behavior. Once the report is filed, please include the FB number here for reference. Here's another thread from a different forums account also reporting the same thing, just to help everyone find the different discussions about this. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer