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Hello I have developed a standalone app for watchOS - trying my best to use best practices and floowing the (limited)documentation. But here I am, unable to distribute - or even Validate - my apps archive in Xcode. As far as I can tell, bundle_id's are correct. It has an iOS wrapper (set up by New Project), Skip install has been tried in every combination. I'm at a loss. I'm sure there is some simple setting or workflow that I am missing, but I've been at it for days. Yes. Days. Has anyone recently created and successfully distributed a standalone watch app that could help me troubleshoot? I would be extremely appreciative. My kids would too. They miss their dad (just one 5 more minutes, I think I got it!)(I didn't get it) Thank you bob

Hello everyone, I’m currently experiencing an issue where no subscriptions appear in my app when fetching products from StoreKit via react-native-iap. I would like to confirm whether this is related to my App Store Connect setup or a possible StoreKit limitation. Context My app uses react-native-iap and successfully initializes the StoreKit connection with: await RNIap.initConnection(); const items = await RNIap.fetchProducts({ skus: productIds, type: 'subs', }); productIds contains valid identifiers matching those configured in App Store Connect. The API /plan dynamically returns the correct product IDs. The fetch call completes successfully, but returns an empty array ([]). What I have already done Confirmed all subscription products exist and are correctly linked to the same app bundle ID. All subscriptions are currently in “Waiting for Review” status in App Store Connect. Verified that StoreKit connection is initialized correctly (RNIap.initConnection() returns successfully). Te

Hi, I’m a member of the Apple Developer Program and I’m planning to use Apple Maps Server API together with MapKit JS for a production, customer-facing web service. I have reviewed the Apple Developer Program License Agreement (including Schedule 6 – Apple Maps Services) and the documentation, but I still need clarification on several points to ensure that our usage fully complies with Apple’s policies. Daily quota and additional capacity From the documentation, I understand that there is a daily limit of 250,000 map views and 25,000 service calls per Apple Developer Program membership, shared between MapKit JS and Apple Maps Server API. When the 25,000 service calls are exceeded, the API returns HTTP 429. Should this limit be considered a hard limit for production use? The wording “For additional capacity needs, contact us” is unclear. Is there any official channel or program to request a higher quota, or should we assume this is not practically available and design our system to always sta

Hello! Back from last week's amazing visit to Cupertino for the Game Dev session and diving back into Vision Pro experimentation. I've exported a simple geometry nodes with animation test from Blender for use in RCP, with intended output to Vision Pro. I've attached a few screenshots showing the node setup and how it animates over time. I select the Cube mesh and export as .usdc with animation. In the finder via quick look, I can actually see it working! If I try exporting as .usdz, however, i'm not seeing any animation in the finder preview. Next, I import the .usdc file to RCP and add an Animation Library component to the cube mesh, but am not seeing any animation selectable, even though I see animation playing back in preview. Next, I import the .usdc into Maya (via proper USD Stage pipeline - i'm learning to be USD compliant for authoring!) to verify if the animation is working, and it does. What step(s) am I missing to get this working in Reality Composer Pro? My goal is to experiment with anima

I truly believe Apple doesn't care about false positives when terminating developer accounts. They keep the doors closed and appeal is futile. Background I'm an independent mobile game developer for 5+ years. I share my games on social media and get organic users, so everything is transparent. My latest game is a relaxing ball game. It has tap mechanics and players should tap when a ball hits to a xylophone-like bars. In addition, game had level editor feature that players can create their levels, publish and create their videos and share on social media (like geometry dash) A publisher approached me and proposed me to publish my game on their account. I said ok, because I don't have any budget and operational resource. A few months after, Apple terminated publisher's account without telling any specific reason. They said fraud. After 15 days, I got account termination message: Evidence of Dishonest or Fraudulent Activity Your account is associated with terminated developer accounts and/or accounts engaged in

I have published a number of games that use SpriteKit for everything important. Since the release of macOS Tahoe, I've had a lot of end user reports saying that sound effects have stopped working in many (but not all) of my titles. I'm not doing anything unusual here – typical code is: sndGameOver = [SKAction playSoundFileNamed:@Audio/GameOver.wav waitForCompletion:YES]; Then at the appropriate time: [self runAction:sndGameOver]; Has anyone else encountered this? The code still works fine on previous operating systems, and appears to be fine on iOS too. Has something changed in macOS Tahoe? I'm at a bit of a loss. There's nothing obviously different between the titles that do work and the titles that don't. Suggestions welcomed! Thanks