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You can run an iPhone app on an iPad. Are you able to deploy the app to an iPad Simulator via Xcode? If so, what does the app look like on the iPad? Are there any glaring issues? This is what the App Review Team are likely seeing. Give it a go and see if you actually to fix anything.

@Egor_T Did you find the root cause / solution? I think I am seeing the same / a similar issue - reported here on Flutter Github.

[quote='872931022, Leo_Nagano, /thread/812857?answerId=872931022#872931022, /profile/Leo_Nagano'] this is actually the first time I’m bringing up this NE system extension. [/quote] In that case I recommend that you switch to using Apple Development signing. Using Developer ID for day-to-day development is a bad idea in general, as I explained in that other post, but it causes significant grief in the case of NE system extensions: If you’re using Xcode, you run into the entitlement suffix issue you’ve noticed. For more on that, see Exporting a Developer ID Network Extension. The system requires that Developer ID-signed system extensions be notarised, so you have to notarise your app before each test O-: ps It’s better to reply as a reply, rather than in the comments; see Quinn’s Top Ten DevForums Tips for this and other titbits. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

Interesting. I decided to focus on LeakTestCtor.c because, frankly, I avoid C++ whenever I can (-: I was able to reproduce the unbounded memory growth you’re seeing. I’m now using Xcode 26.2 on macOS 26.2. I wanted to share some info on how I investigated this, mostly just for the benefit of future folks who stumble across this thread. First up, I ran the program with MallocStackLoggingNoCompact set: % MallocStackLoggingNoCompact=1 ./Test806035 This makes it easier for debugging tools to tell what’s going on. You can learn more about this in the malloc man page. At each did run point I ran leaks to save a memory graph of the process: % mv g1.memorygraph g1.memgraph … In the other window, press Return and wait for the next run to complete … % mv g2.memorygraph g2.memgraph … and so on … I’ve named these gN.memgraph, where g stands for generation. I then diffed these generations using heap: % heap -diffFrom g1.memgraph g2.memgraph … Only showing allocations in (null) that are not in g1.memgraph. … COUNT

Thanks for the post. And thank you for providing such a detailed description of your issue, including the exact error message and your environment setup. This is very helpful. Looking at the error and doing some quick research. Please note I do not know anything about Flutter. Unhandled exception: Null check operator used on a null value #0 Context._embedNativeAssets (file:///opt/homebrew/share/flutter/packages/flutter_tools/bin/xcode_backend.dart:341) Command PhaseScriptExecution failed with a nonzero exit code. seems to indicates a problem within Flutter's build script (xcode_backend.dart) when it tries to embed native assets? This type of error often arises when Flutter expects a certain value or environment variable to be present during the Xcode build phase, but it's either missing or null, possibly due to a change in Xcode's build environment or a cached state? You should check with the support resources provided by the 3rd party to get assistance with their software. Unless another de

[quote='872797022, mfh, /thread/809174?answerId=872797022#872797022, /profile/mfh'] We’re no longer seeing the “rpc struct is bad” errors [/quote] OK, that sounds like progress (-: [quote='872797022, mfh, /thread/809174?answerId=872797022#872797022, /profile/mfh'] we’re still able to consistently deadlock the SMBClient [/quote] Bummer )-: I recommend that you file a new bug about that. Make sure to reference FB21249476, confirm that you tested on Xcode 26.3b2 (25D5101c), and that you continue to see problems. Also, attach a sysdiagnose of the problem in action on 26.3b2. Please post your new bug number as well. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

It’s better to reply as a reply, rather than in the comments; see Quinn’s Top Ten DevForums Tips for this and other titbits. I can’t move the Developer folder to an external SSD, right? I don’t think you can move the whole thing, but you can move bits via Xcode > Settings > Locations. Oh, one last thing. If you do put Xcode, or any Mac app, an an external drive, it’s a good idea to use a native volume format, so APFS or HFS Plus. While other volume formats, like FAT32, should work, I’ve definitely seen folks bump into problems doing that. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

I updated the App ID for the DNS Proxy system extension and noticed that Developer Portal only exposes the legacy dns-proxy value under Network Extensions. There is no option for dns-proxy-systemextension. My extension’s entitlements currently contain: xml com.apple.developer.networking.networkextension dns-proxy-systemextension When I create a Mac App Development provisioning profile for this App ID and try to use it for signing the system extension target, Xcode fails with: Provisioning profile Dev-Mac-App-DNSProxy doesn't match the entitlements file's value for the com.apple.developer.networking.networkextension entitlement. So at this point the entitlements and the Developer Portal capabilities cannot be made to match: the profile only knows about dns-proxy, while my extension needs dns-proxy-systemextension. Is dns-proxy-systemextension the correct entitlement value for a DNS Proxy packaged as a system extension today, and if so, how should this be represented/configured in the Developer Portal

What I’ve Done: Previously, I registered the application as a HotspotHelper using NEHotspotHelper.register(options:queue:handler:). 
In the Hotspot Helper app’s command handler block, I identified the relevant network via the NEHotspotHelperCommand and used the didJustJoin API to determine if the network was joined. For migrating this to Xcode 26 , I added a NEHotspotEvaluationProvider extension. I implemented the handleCommand method which receives NEHotspotHelperCmmand parameter. Similarly, I added code to identify the network via the NEHotspotHelperCommand and used didJustJoin to check whether the network was joined. The Issue: While running on Xcode 26/iOS 18, the handleCommand method in my NEHotspotEvaluationProvider extension is not being triggered when switching between networks. I suspect this might be due to incomplete or incorrect configuration for NEHotspotManager in the main app, or missing setup steps for the new extension. My Question: What exact configuration steps are require

After reviewing the following Apple Technote, I have confirmed the statement below: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/technotes/tn3187-migrating-to-the-uikit-scene-based-life-cycle In the next major release following iOS 26, UIScene lifecycle will be required when building with the latest SDK; otherwise, your app won’t launch. While supporting multiple scenes is encouraged, only adoption of scene life-cycle is required. Based on the above, I would appreciate it if you could confirm the following points: Is my understanding correct that the term “latest SDK” refers to Xcode 27? Is it correct that an app built with the latest SDK (Xcode 27, assuming the above understanding is correct) will not launch without adopting the UIScene lifecycle, with no exceptions? Is it correct that an app built with Xcode 26 without UIScene lifecycle support will still launch without issues on an iPhone updated to iOS 27?

What's the Repository Up Arrow? I don't see any arrows. The closest thing I can find suggests it may be part of GitHub Desktop, which I don't use. .gitignore is part of git. You'll have to take that up with Linus. However, this is a good use of AI. Forget vibe coding, use AI to explain how to do things in Git. This is probably causing your issue #1. You probably have some IDE data files managed by Git. You don't want that. Try this for a .gitignore file: .DS_Store xcschememanagement.plist **/xcuserdata/ **/xcshareddata/ That's another Git issue. Use Fetch Changes to do things like detect new branched added elsewhere. I forget what Refresh is good for. I have used a couple of times, but only a couple of times. It sounds like most of your complaints are just about Git. Source control system were much easier and straightforward 20 years ago.