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Hi, what is the process for providing justification for the apps outlined in our whitelist for canOpenURL. Will we need to provide this detail in iTunes Connect when we submit or elsewhere? Thanks.

I'm running into a wall trying to do a command line build from Xcode7. With Xcode 6.4 (and the last build I have that compiles on 6.4) I can successfully run the following commands:xcodebuild -workspace App.xcworkspace -scheme App SYMROOT=$PWD/build OBJROOT=$PWD/build archive -configuration Release -archivePath build/App.xcarchive xcodebuild -exportProvisioningProfile ... -exportArchive -exportFormat IPA -archivePath build/App.xcarchive -exportPath App.ipa CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY=...With Xcode 7β6, however, the second command fails with the following error:error: the archive at path '.../App.xcarchive' is not a single-bundle archive ** EXPORT FAILED **I've checked historical answers and verified that Skip Install is NO for all but the application. I've also recreated the scheme and created a similar sample project, verified that it exports, and copied build settings from it.Looking inside the archive the only real difference I see between the app built on 6 and the one built on 7 is that the one

I have localized my app in different languages (Xcode 7 Beta 6 and iOS9 Beta 5).It works fine within the iPhone/iPad simulator and I can edit/change the scheme or directly the language on the iPhone but for some reason it doesn't work at all when using the Watch simulator and always displays text in English (default/base).I specifically edited the Watch scheme to force another language but no luck.Any idea how to fix this so I can test the localiztion of my Watch app?

Using voiceover on pageControl will read, for example, : Page 1 of 5.I got this for free from the frame work.If I change my language settings to some other langugae, then numbers 1, 5 get translated, but the word Page and of stays as English.Does anyone know if there is any API I can use to specify the what strings to use so that I can localized the strings?I also notice something: If I put the focus of voice over to the battery power status icon on top right coner of the screen, and set the language setting to, say Chinese, it will read the percentage of battery in Chinese, but battery power in English. Is this a framework bug that relate to my quesiton?Thank you so much for reading my post and trying to help!Pei

Hi,We seemed to have reached an impasse with Apple support and after sending all relevent information at their request have not recieved a reply, so checking here to see if anyone can help. Thank you in advance.We are getting the following error, eventhough we have incremented the build number as required:xcode settings are:Additional notes:The team is not set in the identity settings, but we we build the project using the following commands:> xcodebuild archive -project /path/to/project/output/Take7_IOS_Release/Take7/Unity-iPhone.xcodeproj -archivePath /path/to/project/output/Take7_IOS_Release/Take7.xcarchive -scheme Unity-iPhone > xcodebuild -exportArchive -archivePath /path/to/project/output/Take7_IOS_Release/Take7.xcarchive -exportPath /path/to/project/output/Take7.ipa -exportFormat ipa -exportProvisioningProfile T7-Dist_Store This all works without giving us any code-signing identity errors

From another mobile app or Safari, I can launch Maps using the url scheme maps://What is the URL scheme for the Apple Tips app?

I've been working an issue for the past couple of days on OpenGL-ES2. I am using almost all standard OpenGL calls, but use GLKView to manage the rendering surface. I have noticed that I am getting a translation of .5 on top of my stuff that is coming from somewhere, but not my stuff. I put my eyepoint at the origin and am using identity shaders: passing the geometry to be displayed with no transformations at all.I almost wonder if glkView is trying to hard to be my friend, and is tossing in a .5 translation so my scene is nicely centered in a normalized default bounding box. (And yes, the geometry is all original based as well).

So I followed the instructions for debugging simultaneously in the simulatorshttps://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/watchos/documentation/General/Conceptual/AppleWatch2TransitionGuide/ConfiguretheXcodeProject.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40015234-CH5-SW1Building, Running, and Debugging Your New App When you create a Watch app target for watchOS 2, Xcode automatically creates the necessary build schemes to run and debug each of your app’s interfaces in the simulator. Xcode provides separate simulators for Apple Watch and iOS devices so that you can debug your Watch app and iOS app at the same time. When you build and run your Watch app, Xcode automatically launches both simulators but only begins a debugging session for your Watch app. To debug your iPhone app at the same time as your Watch app Build and run your Watch app. Select a build scheme for your iPhone app. Click Run to run your iPhone app. Xcode launches your iPhone app in the simulator and adds it to the debugging pane. I've