iPadOS 17.7.7

Here's the code. It works on iOS/iPadOS but not macOS for the same .storekit file??? import SwiftUI import StoreKit public enum License: String, CaseIterable, Identifiable { public var id: String { self.rawValue } case subscriptionLifetimePremium = subscription.lifetime case subscriptionYearlyPremium = subscription.yearly case subscriptionMonthlyPremium = subscription.monthly } struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { VStack { Image(systemName: globe) .imageScale(.large) .foregroundStyle(.tint) Button(StoreKit Test) { Task { @MainActor in // Request our offers from the app store let productIDs = License.allCases.map { $0.rawValue } print(productIDs: (productIDs)) let productsOffered = try await Product.products(for: Set(productIDs)) print(productsOffered: (productsOffered)) } } } .padding() } }```

Alas, my enthusiasm was a little bit premature. While my iPhone running iOS 26 proves that the problem has been fixed, somebody's iPad (though running at the moment iPadOS 18), despite getting the app being compiled and installed from Xcode 26, shows the bug being still there. How come that iOS 26 does have a fix, but iPadOS 26 does not (I checked on Simulater as well).

Hi team, I found another werid issue in iPad OS 26 only. I can easily reproduce it with a simple example app even in iPadOS 26 RC. I've submitted a feedback FB20215332, could you have a look? Thanks! We have a UITabBarController which contains two tabs. The first tab is a UINavigationController which includes ViewControllerA and ViewControllerB The second tab is just a simple UIViewController ViewControllerC We set the self.traitOverrides.horizontalSizeClass = .compact in TabBarController because we don't want to show the new style of tab bar. We set the hidesBottomBarWhenPushed to true for ViewControllerB when pusing from ViewControllerA because we don't want the tab bar to show in the navigation flow. Also, there is a button in ViewControllerB and it can navigate to ViewControllerC. However, when we tap the button in ViewControllerB, it did navigate to ViewControllerC but the TabBar is missing and at this point we have to kill the app, otherwise we cannot do anything. As I mentioned above, this iss

According to Accessory Design Guidelines iPadOS support HID trackpad. Is there a design example of such supported devices? I'm not sure what you mean. The Accessory Design Guidelines includes an example HID report descriptor as well as an example of an interaction and a corresponding command stream. Beyond that, there are many third party trackpads available, as well as our own products. __ Kevin Elliott DTS Engineer, CoreOS/Hardware

Hello - Please file a Feedback Assistant ticket at https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ and include the following: App name and app ID Product ID(s) Steps to reproduce IMPORTANT: attach sysdiagnose log(s). Download PDF instructions for Sysdiagnose for iOS/iPadOS here. Screenshot(s) and/or screen recording(s) to demonstrate the issue Any other critical information For more information about Feedback Assistant, please visit https://developer.apple.com/bug-reporting/. Once you have filed the Feedback Assistant ticket, please reply to this Developer Forums thread with the Feedback Assistant ID (e.g. FB########) and/or link (e.g. https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/########), and our teams will take a look. Thank you.

Update: This issue persists in the iPadOS 26 RC.

Hi @DTS Engineer I included the exact sample code to reproduce this problem in my original post. It is a self-contained example snipped that can be previewed in Xcode. For reference, let me include it again: import SwiftUI struct TablePreviewContent: Identifiable { var id: Int { text.hashValue } var text: String } #Preview { let content = [TablePreviewContent(text: Hello), TablePreviewContent(text: World)] Table(content) { TableColumn(Title, value: .text) } } Previewing this on iPadOS 26 as well as iPadOS 18.5 within Xcode 26 (Release Candidate, Version 26.0 (17A321)) results in the output I shared in the screenshot above. Please note that this request is regarding SwiftUI.Table and not SwiftUI.List.

Are there known compatibility issues for apps built with Xcode 10 and Objective-C when running on iOS 26? There isn't a generalizable answer to this question. Xcode 10 shipped with the iOS 12 SDK, so you're jumping 7 major releases of iOS, as well as the developer tools, and so a lot has changed in that time frame. The only way to see how your app is affected is to build with the iOS 26 SDK and begin testing. Are there specific deprecated APIs or changes in iOS 26 that we should be aware of? There are two that you need to be aware of that will affect your app in the future, regarding adoption of the UIScene lifecycle, and if you support iPadOS, deprecation of UIRequiresFullScreen. We have Technotes for each: TN3187: Migrating to the UIKit scene-based life cycle TN3192: Migrating your iPad app from the deprecated UIRequiresFullScreen key Beyond that, you should raise your apps minimum deployment target to the currently recommended value of iOS 15 (or higher), and then rebuild your app to see what othe

Thanks, @yellow8 . I've double-checked the top-left corner, but the multiply.circle button isn't appearing for me on iPadOS. Is it possible that the presentation style or another setting affects its visibility? iPadOS 26 iOS 26