Popping Sound

On beta 5, it started playing sounds from the app Bundle (not more than 30 sec file, plays once without repeat). And it is still not playing sounds from the Library/Sounds folder. What about you?

On beta 5, it started playing sounds from the app Bundle (not more than 30 sec file, plays once without repeat). And it is still not playing sounds from the Library/Sounds folder. What about you?

[quote='852314022, VBFSDEV, /thread/795578?answerId=852314022#852314022, /profile/VBFSDEV'] do you mean adding the freelancer to my app store connect account? [/quote] Yes. Just like you would do for iOS. [quote='852314022, VBFSDEV, /thread/795578?answerId=852314022#852314022, /profile/VBFSDEV'] which role would you recommend … ? [/quote] That’s a balance between what authority you want to grant them and how much time you want to spend servicing their requests for credential manipulation. Although, having said that, I’ll note that this is no different than it is for iOS. IMPORTANT There’s one thing to watch out for here. If you make them an Admin, don’t explicitly allow them to created Developer ID certificates. See the “Create cloud-managed Developer ID certificates” row in Developer > Support > Articles > Program Roles. [quote='852314022, VBFSDEV, /thread/795578?answerId=852314022#852314022, /profile/VBFSDEV'] You also say that we should not grant access to any certificates [/quote] There are multi

There are two parts to questions like this: What’s technically feasible? What’s required by App Review? I don’t work for App Review, so I can’t offer definitive advice on their policies. I recommend that you review their published guidelines. I’m happy to wade into technical questions. And on that front, you wrote: [quote='795751021, maarten1987, /thread/795751, /profile/maarten1987'] I can not run this in sandbox mode. [/quote] Why not? In general, sandboxed apps are allowed to: Play and record audio Have embedded helper executables Spawn child processes Given that, I can’t see any fundamental reason why this won’t work. So I recommend that you dig further into the failure, because that’s likely to be a lot more fun than the alternatives. Note It’s better to reply as a reply, rather than in the comments; see Quinn’s Top Ten DevForums Tips for this and other titbits. [quote='852254022, Tomato, /thread/795751?answerId=852254022#852254022, /profile/Tomato'] you can have your users download the command-

Yeah sounds good. It's possible these have different answers. The other question is somewhat poorly scoped and this was one isolated portion of it I thought could help crack it thats less specific to my use case. This makes sense let's go that route. Thanks for your help.

Hi, Sorry to hear about your issues when using previews. The issue you describe sounds like the one listed in the release notes, and discussed quite a bit here: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/794221 Unfortunately at this time there isn't a workaround.

The behaviour you’ve described in the failing case (specifically, in step 7) sounds right to me. I’m presuming that the TN3270 app is implementing the Telnet 3270 protocol. That’s based on TCP and, in general, TCP connections ‘tear’ when an app is suspended. I talk about this more in TN2277 Networking and Multitasking. Note that I’ve not updated that technote in a long time, so some things have drifted: Its terminology is somewhat out of date. Rather than talking about socket resource reclaim, I now say that the connection has been defuncted. Recent versions of iOS defunct on app suspend, so you don’t have to explicitly lock the device. As to why it’s working when your app isn’t installed, that’s hard to say. It’s possible that the TN3270 app is doing something weird to prevent defuncting, and the presence of your app is causing that to fail. Or it’s possible that there’s some sort of OS issue in play. It sounds like you’re able to reproduce this yourself. If so, I have an experiment for you

[quote='795579021, LeThanh1, /thread/795579, /profile/LeThanh1'] When building in Xcode, I'm encountering an entitlement mismatch error. [/quote] Right. There’s a surface level explanation of this, but it raises a bigger issue. It sounds like you’re trying to use your Developer ID signing identity for day-to-day development. That is a mistake. Rather, use an Apple Development signing identity for your day-to-day development. See The Care and Feeding of Developer ID for an explanation of why that’s important, and for other general hints about dealing with Developer ID signing identities. Once you make that switch, you’ll only encounter when you go to distribute your app. And the fact that Xcode isn’t aware of the -systemextension suffix is a known bug. I talk about that in detail in Exporting a Developer ID Network Extension. Finally, the Network Extension Resources has lots of links to useful docs and other resources in this space, and I think you’ll find Debugging a Network Extension Provider partic

Hi @DTS Engineer Now we can reproduce this issue: When the issue occurs, incoming calls always have no audio (both ways). The setActive(YES) for workaround in our app CANNOT fix the issue. For outbound calls, there is no audio (both ways) at the beginning. The setActive(YES) for workaround in our app CAN fix the issue. The issue always occurs for subsequent calls, unless the app is restarted. setActive(YES) for workaround means our app will force AVAudioSession to setActive when it detects that CallKit did not activate the AVAudioSession. The bug is likely Apple-related. Could you please investigate the console logs? Thank you again for your assistance. Please find the console logs in https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Uo7BcS5nzmRPmFaKg7-5_X3s-Tk9cwvt?usp=drive_link incoming call example: file: console-incoming.log 18:44:22 start ring & report incoming call default 18:44:22.512414+0800 Glip Provider was asked to report a new incoming call with UUID: update: 18:44:22 audiomxd star