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I was trying to load an Entity by Entity(named: sceneName, in: realityKitContentBundle), which works for many of my .usda file. But this time I got an error: Error loading asset from scene PinballTable.usda: failed to load '7058602595919186152 Scene (RealityFileAsset)Bundle/RealityKitContent-RealityKitContent-resources/RealityKitContent.reality/Scene_14.compiledscene' (Asset provider load failed: type 'RealityFileAsset' -- Failed to load compiled data for asset path 'Scene_14.compiledscene', due to error: Failed to deserialize asset data.) Any ideas on why this won't work? I have checked the size of my .usda file it's around 42kb so I won't think it's sake of file size. Due to many .usda reference inside of this scene, I suspect that it might be the case the bundle cannot locate other usda reference. So I export the whole scene into .usdz file and it turns to 118kb. Wonder if this could be the only issue here that affect the loading result but this is what I have tried so far. visionOS System: visionOS beta 2

AVAudioFormat has no Swift concurrency annotations but the documentation states Instances of this class are immutable. This made me always assume it was safe to pass AVAudioFormat instances around. Is this the case? If so can it be marked as Sendable? Am I missing something?

Hi, Two years ago we launched a business for readers and writers. People buy a subscription through our website, where they also upload books, articles, journals, etc. They are then directed to download either the iOS or Android apps where they can read the content writers have uploaded. The App also includes social functions allowing members to leave reviews, create discussions on each piece of writing, etc. When reviewing the Apple Developer guidelines, we were confident we met the definition of a ‘Reader’ App (defined by Apple as an App whose primary purpose is to access previously purchased content, being books, magazines, music, videos, etc). We completed the External Link Request process as a Reader App and were successfully provided the exemption authority. However, in our latest version update (one that includes a critical bug fix stopping us from promoting the business until it is fixed) we were rejected on the basis that the reviewer considered any inclusion of additional functionality automatically

Hi, Do we have any known issue with internal builds not being tagged properly as internal on TestFlight? Is anyone else having the same issue? Our team is not being able to do internal builds anymore since the last week or so. The last build we have that was successfully tagged as internal was on Wed Jul 3 00:15:40. After that mark, we can upload the builds and they show up on TestFlight, but they are not marked as internal and they can technically be used for a public release even though they shouldn't. We thought this could be an issue with our CI workflow, as we did some changes around that time, but we tried reverting everything or building from an older commit and the problem isn't solved. We even tried building and uploading directly through Xcode, without going through our CI or any external tools, and even selecting the TestFlight Internal Only distribution method, the builds are still releasable (not internal). On the CI side, we have confirmed multiple times that our ExportOptions.plist contains the

Hi, I am developing an iOS application using React Native on the Expo platform with EAS. I have followed all of the Expo documentation for setting up my development environment, but in order to create a development build to test my app on my iPhone 12 mini, it says that I need to enable Developer Mode on my device. The issue I'm running into is that when I go to Settings > Privacy & Security, here is no Developer Mode option as expected. I ensured that my device is registered in the Apple Developer portal, and I tried restarting my device multiple times to no avail. I also tried searching the developer forums for a solution, but the only solution I saw was to hook my device up to XCode which isn't an option since I'm developing my app on Windows using EAS. Note that I'm running iOS 17.5.1 on my iPhone 12 mini. Please let me know if there's anything I can do or anything I'm missing to enable Developer Mode on my device.

Good morning, I am in the process of setting up a new release of my application, in fact I recently submitted a release using stripe as a means of payment for subscriptions which was refused by telling me that it must go through Apple IAP. Currently everything has been migrated to IAP, my subscriptions are offered by period (1 month, 6 months, etc.), and with discount vouchers that I manage until now with my server (managarial/marketing choice). The approach used to manage this is to offer two subscriptions on Apple Connect for each period: for example 1 month => there is one subscription with $3 and one with $2. With respect to my server verifications (has the user validated their discount voucher or not), I display the appropriate subscription to them. Could you please tell me that this approach will not impact me on my next review? while knowing that currently all subscriptions now go through IAP Apple and my work on the server side only manages the display of the appropriate products and wheth

I’ve developed my app and included in-app purchase features. I’ve written the code and added the buttons, but when clicked, I get a “package not found” error. From what I understand, Apple needs to approve the in-app purchases and review my app during the initial release. Following Apple’s documentation, I created new subscription systems, added screenshots and necessary texts, and marked the in-app purchases when submitting my app for review. However, my app keeps getting rejected multiple times. They encounter a “package not found” error when trying to make a purchase. In the review feedback for subscriptions and in-app purchases, they also mention that they cannot approve the in-app purchase products because the associated app has been rejected. I’ve contacted Apple Support, and they explained that in-app purchases and the app are reviewed separately. However, I can’t publish my app without including in-app purchases, and I can’t get the in-app purchases approved without my app b

Hey, in Xcode 16's release notes there is this: Asset catalogs now provide an inspector property for enabling system color and image accessors for generated asset symbols, which allows Swift packages to opt-in to generating these accessors. (113704993) What exactly does this mean? Can we make the generated asset symbols public, so that we can share assets between local swift packages in the project? Unfortunately, I don't see this option in the inspector. I only see Asset Symbols > Extensions On/Off. Not sure what that means, either. Thanks