Hello everyone, I’m posting here to see if anyone has experienced a similar issue or can advise on next steps. I submitted a support request to Apple Developer Support over a week ago and received the automated confirmation, but I haven’t received any follow-up or response yet. Case ID: 102818054039 I’ve already been charged USD 99.00 for the Apple Developer Program, and the payment was successful. Below are some of the relevant details for reference: Product: Apple Developer Program Invoice Number: MC47999846 Invoice Date: January 29, 2026 Web Order Number: D004733307 Sales Order Number: AER8645015 At this point, I’m just looking for a status update or guidance on what to do next. If anyone has suggestions on how to get a response from Apple Developer Support or escalate the issue, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks in advance for any help.
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Hello, I have the same issue. I was charged $98.99 on Feb 9, received the automated confirmation, and haven't received any follow-up since. I contacted Apple Support after two days, but they haven't responded. I'm worried my case is stalled, and I probably won't get a refund. Not sure what to do either.
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I had the same problem; what I did was log out (and yeah, trying to log out properly with Codex is a big pain—you need to remove the config files). Then follow the instructions, and after I logged in the spinner ran on the GUI. I fired up Codex in Terminal, waited a moment, and closed the spinner UI. It told me it failed, then quit Xcode and Codex, and it should then let you continue as if nothing went wrong. to install the CLi version: https://developers.openai.com/codex/cli Of course, yesterday after I installed macOS 13.3, Xcode froze on startup, telling me it was trying to recover a document that was not saved correctly. I wiped Xcode and ~/Library/Developer, rebooted, and installed Xcode 26.3 RC; the problem was still there (?). Installing Xcode 26.2 made the problem go away. The issue must be with Codex. Uninstalling Codex does not help either—it keeps hanging on startup—so I wiped Codex config files in ~/Library. Xcode still hung, but I could click on the menu and get a response; tapping on the “triang
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Developer Tools & Services
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Xcode
If you've enabled MusicKit in the Apple Developer Portal but your build fails with Provisioning profile doesn't include the entitlement, here is the fix: Do NOT add the entitlement to app.json. Apple now treats MusicKit as a Runtime Service, meaning it is checked on Apple's servers when the app runs, not stamped into the .mobileprovision file at build time.
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Code Signing
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Entitlements
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I applied for the Apple Developer Program on Jan 29th, but my enrollment is still pending with no updates. This delay is really affecting my project timeline since I need to start my app soon, and I can’t move forward without my account being approved. I’ve already reached out to Apple Developer Support, but I haven’t gotten any clear response on when it will be completed. tried even calling the support line but they couldn't help with developer accounts. Has anyone else experienced similar delays? If so, how long did it take for your account to get approved? Would appreciate any advice or insights! Thanks in advance.
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Developer Tools & Services
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Apple Developer Program
Hello, thanks for your effort! I found that when showsUserLocation is set to true (by default), the pulsing blue dot user location annotation is shown, which is cool and beautiful. However, it will automatically and periodically attempt to call the Apple Server API GET https://api.apple-mapkit.com/v1/reverseGeocode within userLocationDidChange() and updateUserLocationAnnotation() to display, I assume, the user's current address when single-tapping on the blue dot. It will significantly use the MapKit service calls quota since the user location is automatically updated. It almost runs out of quota even though the map initialization is plenty enough. Is there any way to disable the bubble behavior but preserve the user location blue dot, which is lovely and better than drawing my own user location dot? It seems I can only turn off all user location features. Many thanks!
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Maps & Location
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Update: I received a response from Apple Developer Support. They suggested re-submitting the enrollment using the Apple Developer app to resolve the payment issue, since alternative payment options are only available through the app. However, this would likely result in a second charge to my credit card, and the app does not even show an option for me to re-enroll or restart the process. I don’t believe it is an optimal solution to require another payment to fix this issue. They asked me to confirm whether I want to proceed with re-enrollment via the app. I will share another update once I have more information.
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Device: iPhone (real device) iOS: 17.x Permission: Granted Notifications are scheduled using UNCalendarNotificationTrigger. The function runs and prints SCHEDULING STARTED. However, notifications never appear at 8:00 AM, even the next day. Here is my DailyNotifications file code: import Foundation import UserNotifications enum DailyNotifications { // CHANGE THESE TWO FOR TESTING / PRODUCTION // For testing set to a few minutes ahead static let hour: Int = 8 static let minute: Int = 0 // For production use: // static let hour: Int = 9 // static let minute: Int = 0 static let daysToSchedule: Int = 30 private static let idPrefix = daily-thought- private static let categoryId = DAILY_THOUGHT // MARK: - Permission static func requestPermission(completion: @escaping (Bool) -> Void) { let center = UNUserNotificationCenter.current() center.requestAuthorization(options: [.alert, .sound]) { granted, _ in DispatchQueue.main.async { completion(granted) } } } // MARK: - Schedule static func scheduleNext30Days(isPro: Bo
We're in the process of migrating our app's custom intents from the older SiriKit Custom Intents framework to App Intents. The migration has been straightforward for our app-specific actions, and we appreciate the improved discoverability and Apple Intelligence integration that App Intents provides. However, we also implement SiriKit domain intents for calling and messaging: INStartCallIntent / INStartCallIntentHandling INSendMessageIntent / INSendMessageIntentHandling These require us to maintain an Intents Extension to handle contact resolution and the actual call/message operations. Our questions: Is there a planned App Intents equivalent for these SiriKit domains (calling, messaging), or is the Intents Extension approach still the recommended path? If we want to support phrases like Call [contact] on [AppName] or Send a message to [contact] on [AppName] with Apple Intelligence integration, is there any way to achieve this with App Intents today? Are there any WWDC sessions or documentati
Hello, I would like to report a potential Dynamic Type rendering issue observed in Control Center. After increasing the system text size to 100%, the label “My Card” appears visually constrained and partially clipped instead of scaling proportionally according to Dynamic Type guidelines. Steps to reproduce: Open Settings Increase Text Size to 100% Open Control Center Observe the “My Card” label Expected behavior: The label should scale proportionally using preferred text styles and remain fully visible without truncation. Observed behavior: The label appears constrained, suggesting possible fixed height constraints or insufficient layout flexibility. Technical hypothesis: This may be caused by: Fixed height constraints on the text container Non-preferred font usage instead of dynamic text styles Missing adjustsFontForContentSizeCategory configuration Incomplete layout testing across content size categories Given Apple’s emphasis on accessibility and Dynamic Type compliance, I believe this may be wort
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UI Frameworks
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UIKit
Thanks Ed for the reply! I guess the reason for the question is that it seems a little strange to have some intents as AppIntents and others in the (older) SiriKit / IntentExtension framework, as opposed to having them all as AppIntents. Ideally I'd like to get rid of the IntentsExtension if possible, but it sounds like that's something that's intentional from Apple's perspective. Is that true, or are there plans to bring them all over as AppIntents at some point in the future?
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Machine Learning & AI
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Apple Intelligence
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А новый аккаунт как оплатить, никто не нашел способ? Средства на счете apple есть, а кнопки оплатить нету…
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Developer Tools & Services
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Hey all, I am a first time publisher navigating the App Review process. I want to publish a watchOS only app, but keep getting this feedback: Regarding 4.0, Apple Watch app icon's background color is still black. Based on our investigation, you have included plain black icons. To resolve this issue, it would be appropriate to modify your app's Apple Watch app icon to include a lighter background color to ensure that it is recognizable and appears circular on Apple Watch. I set the following configs: Project -> Targets -> Apple Watch App -> App Icons & Launch Screen -> App Icon set to my Icon Composer file. Checked App Icons Source. I was able to install my build through TestFlight and successfully install on my watch, and the App Icon displays properly there. I also saw a recent Reddit post from another developer facing the same issue. I can't link that post, but will share this post with the OP. I attached what the reviewer sent me with the rejection.
Every now and then I get this very frustrating message on Feedback Assistant. For instance, in FB14696726 I reported an issue with the App Store Connect API. 4 weeks later, I got a reply, asking among other things for a „correlation key and Charles log“. I immediately replied saying that I didn‘t know what those are, and they replied After reviewing your feedback, it is unclear what the exact issue is. I pointed out that I had asked a question which was left unanswered, and they replied explaining what the correlation key is. Then I asked again what the Charles log is. They replied The Apple Developer website provides access to a range of videos covering various topics on using and developing with Apple technologies. You can find these videos on our Development Videos page: http://developer.apple.com/videos. I opened the link and searched for „Charles“ but there were no results, so I asked to kindly point me to the video answering my question. They replied 3 months later (today): Following u
This message is even more frustrating when they misunderstand, such as in FB21354014. I first wrote that taking the sysdiagnose always resulted in an error, later wrote that it worked, and they thought the feedback was solved and sent that message that prevents the feedback from going forward. I'm certainly not going to waste my time creating a new feedback and uploading all the data again. I thought it's in Apple's interest to keep communication open so we can help them solve their issues, but it seems they like to make it more difficult than necessary.
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Developer Tools & Services
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