A Summary of the WWDC25 Group Lab

1).I created 2 subscriptions in 1 subscription group from App connnector review page. Monetization []Pricing and Availability []In-App Purchases [x]Subscriptions 2)I filled every input box as I can, except the optionals. My subscription item's status keeps Missing Metadata Can anyone help to figure it out?

We are experiencing a significant issue with macOS security alerts that began on July 9th, at approximately 4:40 AM UTC. This alert is incorrectly identifying output files from our snippet tests as malware, causing these files to be blocked and moved to the Trash. This is completely disrupting our automated testing workflows. Issue Description: Alert: We are seeing the Malware Blocked and Moved to Trash popup window. Affected Files: The security alert triggers when attempting to execute .par files generated as outputs from our snippet tests. These .par files are unique to each individual test run; they are not a single, static tool. System-Wide Impact: This issue is impacting multiple macOS hosts across our testing infrastructure. Timeline: The issue began abruptly on July 9th, at approximately 4:40 AM UTC. Before that time, our tests were functioning correctly. macOS Versions: The problem is occurring on hosts running both macOS 14.x and 15.x. Experimental Host: Even after upgrading an experimental host to m

Hi, I have been running into this error whenever I try to send https request from my ios simulator to my server. Below is my code for sending request: var request = URLRequest(url: url) request.httpMethod = POST NSURLConnection.sendAsynchronousRequest(request, queue: OperationQueue.main) {(response, data, error) in guard let data = data else { return } print(String(data: data, encoding: .utf8)!) } I have ssl certificate from letsencrypt setup on my server and it works fine with Android, Chrome and tests well with SSL Lab. I know that NSURLErrorDomain: -1003 Error means can't find the host, but I have no idea why it couldn't find this host. BTW: I have ATS disabled in info.plist. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Project structure is: App target + widget extension + widget intent extension All share a common appgroup group.com.x.y and all file handling is done using FileManager.default.containerURL(forSecurityApplicationGroupIdentifier: group.com.x.y) so that only the shared container is used. Using the Main app target, a font Chewy-Regular.ttf is downloaded and saved to the shared AppGroup container. Font can now be loaded via CTFontManagerRegisterFontsForURL and displayed in a Main App Text view Text(Testing...).font(Font.custom(Chewy-Regular, size: 20)) Now add a Widgetkit widget instance that uses this font. In 'getTimeLine() and getSnapShot() of IntentTimelineProvider we load the font again via CTFontManagerRegisterFontsForURL (this needs to happen again probably because widget runs in a separate process from the main app?). On simulator, the widget will show the correct font. BUT On iPhone7 real device, the widget will show the 'redacted placeholder view'. It seems that something is crashing. I see in the device

Hello Apple Developer Community, I am facing a persistent issue with my iOS TestFlight builds that keeps getting rejected for Guideline 2.1 - Performance - App Completeness, specifically Your app failed to load any content at launch. (blank white screen). My app is With Wans Camp Map (App ID: com.jiro.withwanscampmap). Here's a summary of the situation: App Functionality: The app uses Google Sheets API to fetch campsite data (pins) and Google Maps API to display them on a map. Local Development (Expo Go): When running the app locally using npx expo start and connecting with the Expo Go app, and with the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) API key Application restrictions set to None (no restriction), the app loads successfully and displays all pins correctly. This confirms the API keys themselves and the data fetching logic are working. TestFlight Builds (Rejected): All attempts to upload builds via EAS Build (profile preview with autoIncrement: true in eas.json) and Transporter have resulted in rejection wi

After iOS 18, some new categories of crash exceptions appeared online, such as those related to the sqlite pcache1 module, those related to the photo album PHAsset, those related to various objc_release crashes, etc. These crash scenarios and stacks are all different, but they all share a common feature, that is, they all crash due to accessing NULL or NULL addresses with a certain offset. According to the analysis, the direct cause is that a certain pointer, which previously pointed to valid memory content, has now become pointing to 0 incorrectly and mysteriously. We tried various methods to eliminate issues such as multi-threading problems. To determine the cause of the problem, we have a simulated malloc guard detection in production. The principle is very simple: Create some private NSString objects with random lengths, but ensure that they exceed the size of one memory physical page. Set the first page of memory for these objects to read-only (aligning the object address with the memory page). After a r

Hello! https://github.com/apple/live-caller-id-lookup-example/blob/main/Sources/PIRService/PIRService.docc/DataFormat.md The link above shows the data format that the user who gets a call, can get. I wonder if it is also possible to add other fields, for example: summary. I am currently in the design-phase of an app that aims to present what the last call between the two parties was about, and that information can be gotten from an API that I will build according to Apple's principles that is comaptible with the Live Caller ID Lookup protocol. Therefore adding a field that will present a short summary of the last call will be very handy. Is that possible?

I have this very simple PersistenceController setup. It's used in both the main app and widget target. struct PersistenceController { static let shared = PersistenceController() @MainActor static let preview: PersistenceController = { let result = PersistenceController(inMemory: true) let viewContext = result.container.viewContext return result }() let container: NSPersistentContainer /// The main context. var context: NSManagedObjectContext { return container.viewContext } init(inMemory: Bool = false) { container = NSPersistentContainer(name: Gamery) if inMemory { container.persistentStoreDescriptions.first!.url = URL(fileURLWithPath: /dev/null) } else { do { let storeURL = try URL.storeURL(forAppGroup: XXXXXXXXXX, databaseName: Gamery) let storeDescription = NSPersistentStoreDescription(url: storeURL) /// Enable history tracking for cloud syncing purposes. storeDescription.setOption(true as NSNumber, forKey: NSPersistentHistoryTrackingKey) print(### Persistent container location: (storeURL)) container.persi

I am trying to recreate the kind of header view from the WWDC25 video Design foundations from idea to interface. I've tried using a ScrollView and using Geometry reader, but couldn't figure it out and as this was showcased in the WWDC session, is there an easier way to achieve this style? Thanks in advance!

Hi, I’m using SwiftData with an @Observable DatabaseManager class that is shared between my app and a widget. This class is located inside a Swift package and looks roughly like this: public final class DatabaseManager { public static let shared = DatabaseManager() private init() { let groupID = group.com.yourcompany.myApp let config = ModelConfiguration(groupContainer: .identifier(groupID)) let c = try! ModelContainer(for: MyModel.self, configurations: config) self.container = c self.modelContext = c.mainContext } public private(set) var container: ModelContainer public private(set) var modelContext: ModelContext } In the main app, I inject the container and context like this: struct MyApp: App { var body: some Scene { WindowGroup { ContentView() .modelContainer(DatabaseManager.shared.container) .modelContext(DatabaseManager.shared.modelContext) } } } Both the widget and the main app import the same package, and both use DatabaseManager.shared for reading and writing objects. The problem: When the widget upd