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At WWDC25 we launched a new type of Lab event for the developer community - Group Labs. A Group Lab is a panel Q&A designed for a large audience of developers. Group Labs are a unique opportunity for the community to submit questions directly to a panel of Apple engineers and designers. Here are the highlights from the WWDC25 Group Lab for visionOS. I saw that there is a new way to add SwiftUI View attachments in my RealityView, what advantages does this have over the old way? Attachments can now be added directly to your entities with ViewAttachmentComponent. The removes the need to declare your attachments upfront in your RealityView initializer and then add those attachments as child entities. The new approach provides greater flexibility. Canyon Crosser and Petite Asteroids both utilize the new approach. ManipulationComponent looks really cool! Right now my app has a series of complicated custom gestures. What gestures does it handle for me exactly, and are there any situations where I should prefer m

Hello, My app depends on the Translation framework (iOS 17.4+), but I've found out that it doesn't work unless the Apple Translate app is installed on the device. After I've deleted Apple's translation app, I started getting the following errors: Optional(Foundation.Locale.Language(components: Foundation.Locale.Language.Components(languageCode: Optional(en), script: nil, region: Optional(GB)))) Optional(Foundation.Locale.Language(components: Foundation.Locale.Language.Components(languageCode: Optional(es), script: nil, region: Optional(ES)))) Error sending 1 paragraphs Error Domain=TranslationErrorDomain Code=16 Translation failed UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Translation failed, NSLocalizedFailureReason=Offline models not available for language pair} Failed to translate input 0; returning error: Error Domain=TranslationErrorDomain Code=16 Translation failed UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Translation failed, NSLocalizedFailureReason=

Hello, I seem to be in the same situation as this developer here. My account is pending termination with the following accusation: App submissions from your account have engaged in concept or feature switch schemes to evade the review process, such as dynamically populating different app content after review, submitting apps with hidden features, repeatedly submitting misleading apps, and/or submitting apps with concrete references to content that you are not authorized to provide or is otherwise not appropriate for the App Store. I believe this to be a mistake, however I'm happy to make changes to the app to remedy this. I'm an open book - there's nothing I'm hoping you won't notice. I'm aiming for full compliance with all the App Store requirements and if I'm not compliant I'll make the required changes. If the App Review team monitors this could you please take a look? Thanks, Matt

At WWDC25 we launched a new type of Lab event for the developer community - Group Labs. A Group Lab is a panel Q&A designed for a large audience of developers. Group Labs are a unique opportunity for the community to submit questions directly to a panel of Apple engineers and designers. Here are the highlights from the WWDC25 Group Lab for Developer Tools. Will my project codebase be used for training when I use Xcode's intelligent assistant powered by cloud-based models? When using ChatGPT without logging in, your data will not be used to improve any models. If you log in to a ChatGPT account, this is based on your ChatGPT account settings, which allows you to opt-out (it defaults to on). When using Xcode with accounts for other model providers, you should check with the policies of your provider. And finally, at no point will any portion of your codebase be used to train or improve any Apple models. We'd love to make our SwiftUI Previews (and soon, Playgrounds) as snappy as possible. Is there any way to

I am working on my app and encountering issues when promoting my app to TestFlight, after I download the app on testflight on my device I am able to log in, however if I minimize the app and try to re-open it again, I get a blank screen, after that, I have tried removing app and reinstalling but no sucess there. I have compiled the app in release mode in xcode directly (Scheme > Release) and was able to run the app normally and no isues observed in logm only when promoted to testflight for testing App stack: Flutter (built using latest Flutterflow build 6.0.34) Firebase backend

We are adding a live activity to our app that is started by a push to start live activity token that we supply to our server backend. In the app I have a Task that is retrieving pushToStartTokens from the asynchronous stream provided by the Apple API It looks similar to: // Iterate the async stream from the system for await tokenData in try await Activity.pushToStartTokenUpdates { let tokenString = tokenData.map { String(format: %02x, $0) }.joined() logger.log(Received push start token: (tokenString, privacy: .public)) } } catch { logger.error(Failed to monitor push start tokens: (error.localizedDescription, privacy: .public)) } When my app is launched from Xcode and connected via the debugger this code vends a pushToStartToken reliably. However if I run this same code by directly launching the app by tapping the icon on the phone, it almost never vends a pushToStartToken. It only occasionally works. I've tried a variation on the code where instead of always executing the asynchronous stream to obtain the tok

I am trying to integrate fastlane, which relies on xcodebuild. So this is my first experience with xcodebuild. Whenever I run a command to test or build the target in the folder where all the files of the project are stored, the action failes with Unable to find a device matching the provided destination specifier For example I might be running this command: xcodebuild -project Hoerspielzentrale.xcodeproj -scheme HoerspielzentraleUITests -destination 'platform=iOS Simulator,name=Screenshot Simulator”' test However the mentioned error is returned: xcodebuild: error: Unable to find a device matching the provided destination specifier: { platform:iOS Simulator, OS:latest, name:Screenshot Simulator” } The requested device could not be found because no available devices matched the request. I can confirm that the simulator exists, is available and it can be booted. I have tried different simulators, different schemas, referencing them by their identifier, switching Xcode Versions, reset all simulators

Section 1: Our game was developed using Cocos Creator 3.8.5, written in TypeScript. The team spent nearly two years completing it. Initially, our submission wasn't classified under Guideline 4.3(a). The first four reviews provided normal feedback, which we addressed. However, after a subsequent rejection citing 4.3(a), we considered whether similarities in gameplay concepts, narrative, or art assets might exist. In response, our team introduced unique features not found in other App Store applications. We completely redesigned our original art assets to ensure originality and extensively modified aspects potentially resembling other developers’ work. This included removing all third-party SDK modules except Apple Pay and Sign in with Apple. Despite these significant efforts, we still received a 4.3(a) rejection. We have now iterated over 20 versions but continue to face this issue.  Section 2: Our game’s business logic code (excluding the Cocos engine code) is entirely original and should not duplicate other