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Reply to Sharing all container content
I want to share all the content of a CloudKit database at once between different iCloud accounts. For example, to manage products storage between users. Once the database has been shared or an invitation has been accepted, any additions/modifications/deletions to storage or products must be shared between all users without additional sharing. To be short after the first sharing, everything must be shared without additional new sharing. I think I can't do this in SwiftData (would be the best solution for me as all the current app is based on SwiftDaa) and that I need to use move to CoreData. Is that correct? Or does a mixed solution may be possible (ie .storage with SWiftData and sharing with CoreData)? It seems that “Zone Wide Sharing” could be the solution? But I can't find a sufficiently comprehensive example and I wasn't able to make something working. Ultimately, I realize that this is not a very common use case. With the ZoneWide Sharing does it means that we must do a affectedStores or assign(_
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App Stuck in “Waiting for Review” for Over 2 Weeks (Since Feb 20)
Hello everyone, I am an iOS developer based in South Korea, and I’m currently experiencing an unusual App Store review delay that I have not been able to resolve through the normal support channels. My app has been stuck in “Waiting for Review” for more than two weeks, and there has been no progress at all during this time. It has not moved to “In Review”, and I have not received any rejection message or request for additional information from the App Review team. App Information Platform: iOS App Name: WOOTA Apple ID: 6759412826 Status: Waiting for Review Submission Date: February 20, 2026 Developer Account Region: South Korea What I Have Already Tried: I have already attempted the following steps: Submitted an inquiry via App Store Connect → Contact Us → App Review Received a response from Developer Support saying they understand my concern and that they contacted the review team However, since then there have been no updates at all. The app status remains “Waiting for Review”, and there are no mes
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Unusually long “Waiting for review” status, anyone experiencing the same?
Hello everyone, I’m currently experiencing significantly longer than usual review times and wanted to check if others are seeing similar delays recently. Here’s the timeline of my submissions so far: [Feb 5] Initial submission (Submit #1) [Feb 10] Sent expedited review request #1 [Feb 11] Canceled and resubmitted (Submit #2) [Feb 21] Canceled again → Uploaded new build → Resubmitted (Submit #3) [Feb 24] Sent expedited review request #2 My apple ID: 6757330278 The app has remained in “Waiting for Review” for an unusually long period across multiple submissions. Even after submitting two expedite requests, there hasn’t been any updates or response yet. What’s confusing is that I see other apps getting approved during the same timeframe, so I’m unsure whether this is: A broader review backlog A regional queue issue Or something specific to my account/app I’m just hoping to understand whether this is a widespread situation at the moment. If anyone has experienced similar delays recently, I’d really appre
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App stuck in “Waiting for Review” for 3+ weeks (Case ID: 20000107493507)
Hi everyone, My iOS app “TaskCal: Task Manager” (version 1.2.8) has been stuck in “Waiting for Review” for more than 3 weeks, and I’m not sure what else I can do at this point. Here are the key dates (GMT+8): Jan 30, 2026 – Version 1.2.3 was approved and marked “Ready for Distribution”. Jan 31 – Feb 8, 2026 – I submitted version 1.2.8 multiple times. Several submissions were later marked as “Removed” in App Store Connect. Feb 9, 2026, 12:39 AM – I submitted version 1.2.8 again. This submission has been in “Waiting for Review” ever since. Today is Mar 3, 2026 (Taipei time) – The status is still “Waiting for Review” with no change. Because of this, I contacted Apple Developer Support multiple times through Contact Support. I only received one reply, on Feb 21, 2026, which said: Hello Alan, Thank you for reaching out to Developer Support about your app, “TaskCal: Task Manager.” I understand that you’re concerned. After reviewing your app’s submission history, I can confirm that your apps is still in the “Waiting
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Reply to Is calling different SBApplication objects from different threads bad?
Hooboy, knowing if we've seen it on Intel machines will take some digging. The M1 Studios we have are 2022. Our ScriptingBridge code was added in June 2023. The first internal mention of errOSAInternalTableOverflow is December 2023. The M1 Studios weren't put into production until March 2024 (that's how slow our IT department moves). By this timeline, it appears we were seeing errOSAInternalTableOverflow on Intel. As for the actual crash described in this thread and bug, that I'm not sure about. I'm assuming that getting errOSAInternalTableOverflow and this crash are caused by the same underlying bug. No PowerPC Macs have been in use during my tenure at this job. Naturally, I figured it would be a very long time until a possible Apple fix would reach our production machines. Time to diagnose + time to fix & test + time to release + time for our IT department to OK the user of that version of macOS. I just might be retired by then. Moving the bulk of the job code to a separate helper app will be fairly sub
Mar ’26
Developer account payment issue
Im having trouble paying for my new developer account and it seems its been an ongoing issue for new enrollments. Has anyone else had this issue? If so how did you manage to resolve it? I keep getting Your payment authorisation failed on card. Please verify your information and try again, or try another payment method. I tried different cards, called my bank, tried on safari, tried on the app and been back and forth with support for a couple of weeks no with no solution. Your advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Reply to SecurityAgent taking focus for plugin in macOS 26.1
We're seeing this same behavior in our enterprise environment and have been able to isolate it to a specific mechanism in SecurityAgent's launch sequence. Environment: macOS Tahoe 26.3 MDM-managed Macs (Jamf Pro) Non-admin user accounts Admin By Request 5.2.0 (authorization plugin: AbrAuth) What we found: We built a lightweight detection tool using NSWorkspace activation notifications and a CGEvent tap to catch the moment focus shifts, then captured unified logs (±5 seconds around each event) filtered to the authorization subsystem, process lifecycle, and WindowServer. The logs show a consistent chain: A LaunchDaemon (mdmclient, JamfDaemon, or AssetSonar in our case) requests system.privilege.admin authd evaluates the right and walks the authorization plugin chain SecurityAgent spawns to host the plugin evaluation (AbrAuth:invoke) SecurityAgent registers with WindowServer (SLSSetFrontProcessWithInfo with window=0) Focus transfers to SecurityAgent — despite no window being displayed The authorization
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Mar ’26
App review stuck in “Waiting for Review” for over 3 weeks (TaskCal: Task Manager)
Hi everyone, I’m an iOS indie developer based in Taipei, and I’m running into a strange App Review delay that I haven’t been able to resolve through the usual channels. My app “TaskCal: Task Manager” (iOS), version 1.2.8, has been in the “Waiting for Review” status since February 9, 2026 in App Store Connect. It’s now been more than 3 weeks with no movement at all — no change to “In Review”, no rejection, no message from App Review. Here are some details: Platform: iOS App name: TaskCal: Task Manager Version: 1.2.8 Status: Waiting for Review Submitted: 2026-02-09 (Asia/Taipei time) Region: App Store Connect account registered in Taiwan I’ve already tried the following: Used App Store Connect → Contact Us → App Review to submit a support request. Got one reply from Developer Support saying they “understand my concern” and that they would “reach out to the appropriate team.” After that, there’s been no further update — the status is still stuck on “Waiting for Review,” and I haven’t received any additi
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Reply to App stuck in “Waiting for Review” for 3+ weeks (Case ID: 20000107493507)
I’m experiencing a very similar situation. Multiple iOS app updates (already live apps) have been in “Waiting for Review” since February 6–11 (4–5 weeks now). All agreements are active, builds are properly attached, and there are no compliance or metadata warnings in App Store Connect. One of the submissions was even marked for expedited review about a week ago after contacting App Review Support, but the status has still not changed from “Waiting for Review.” This appears to be more than a normal backlog. It may indicate a queue or account-level issue. Would appreciate any updates if anyone sees movement on their submissions.
Mar ’26
Reply to stuck in “Waiting for Review” since February 7
I’m experiencing a very similar situation. Multiple iOS app updates (already live apps) have been in “Waiting for Review” since February 6–11 (4–5 weeks now). All agreements are active, builds are properly attached, and there are no compliance or metadata warnings in App Store Connect. One of the submissions was even marked for expedited review about a week ago after contacting App Review Support, but the status has still not changed from “Waiting for Review.” This appears to be more than a normal backlog. It may indicate a queue or account-level issue. Would appreciate any updates if anyone sees movement on their submissions.
Mar ’26
Reply to App stuck in "Waiting for Review" since February 3 (App ID: 6757516331)
I’m experiencing a very similar situation. Multiple iOS app updates (already live apps) have been in “Waiting for Review” since February 6–11 (4–5 weeks now). All agreements are active, builds are properly attached, and there are no compliance or metadata warnings in App Store Connect. One of the submissions was even marked for expedited review about a week ago after contacting App Review Support, but the status has still not changed from “Waiting for Review.” This appears to be more than a normal backlog. It may indicate a queue or account-level issue. Would appreciate any updates if anyone sees movement on their submissions.
Mar ’26
Parental controls illusion? Safari history can be selectively erased despite active Screen Time
I am reporting what appears to be a serious integrity flaw in Safari under iPadOS 26.3 (and lower) that materially undermines the reliability of Screen Time parental controls. This is not merely a UX inconsistency but a functional contradiction within a system explicitly marketed and positioned as secure parental control infrastructure. Device / Environment Device: iPad Air M3 13 (2025) OS: iPadOS 26.3 Safari (system version) Screen Time enabled with active restrictions Child account (10 years old) Background We deliberately chose an Apple device for school use based on the expectation that Apple’s system-level parental control mechanisms — especially Screen Time — are robust, tamper-resistant, and technically consistent. Screen Time is configured with: App limits Downtime Parental controls enabled with limited web content restrictions (school requirements prevent strict blocking) Safari enabled (mandatory for educational use) further parental control restrictions Because aggressive website blocking
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Can a DeviceActivityReport extension pass the user’s daily Screen Time total back to the main app
Hi, I’m building an iOS self accountability app using FamilyControls and DeviceActivity. I can show the user’s real Screen Time correctly inside a DeviceActivityReport extension on a real device, but I want to use that same daily total inside the main app for today’s log and leaderboard. What I’m stuck on is getting that value back into the app. I tried App Groups, shared UserDefaults, a shared file in the app group container, and CFPreferences, but the report still only works as a display and the main app never receives the total. Is there any Apple supported way to use the daily Screen Time total from a DeviceActivityReport extension inside the containing app, or is this intentionally display only? Thanks.
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How do I resolve the "Automatic signing cannot update bundle identifier..." error?
When I create an archive file and attempt to upload the app using the Distribute App button, the upload fails with the error Automatic signing cannot update bundle identifier.... (The detailed message is below.) When creating an archive file in Xcode, I unchecked Automatically Manage Signing and proceeded with the archive. The message says Font Enumeration, but other apps with the same option enabled upload successfully. Therefore, I believe the Font Enumeration option is not the issue. I tried creating a new provisioning file, but it still doesn't work. I deleted all DerivedData files from my Mac storage, restarted Xcode, and tried again, but it still doesn't work. This keeps happening only for certain targets (specific apps) in Xcode. Does anyone know how to fix this? Xcode is the latest version. Message: Automatic signing cannot update bundle identifier com.xxxxxx.xxxxxx. Automatic signing cannot update your registered bundle identifier to enable Font Enumeration. Update your bundle identifier on https://d
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Xcode 26 – Organizer does not show “App Store Connect” for watchOS standalone app (only Release Testing available)
Hello, I am trying to upload a watchOS standalone app to App Store Connect using Xcode 26.3, but Organizer does not show the “App Store Connect” upload option. It only displays: • Release Testing (Ad Hoc) • Enterprise • Debugging Project setup • Target type: watchOS App (standalone, not companion) • PRODUCT_TYPE = com.apple.product-type.application • PRODUCT_BUNDLE_PACKAGE_TYPE = APPL • WRAPPER_EXTENSION = app • SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = watchos watchsimulator • Archive configuration: Release • Base SDK: watchOS The app does not depend on iOS. Bundle ID Originally: com.example.app.watchkitapp Recreated as: com.example.app HealthKit capability enabled in: • Developer Portal • Xcode (Signing & Capabilities) Signing • Apple Distribution certificate active • App Store provisioning profile created • Manual signing configured for Release (Apple Distribution + App Store profile) • Also tested Automatic signing • Deleted old Ad Hoc profiles • Cleared Derived Data and regenerated archive App Store Connect • App create
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Reply to Sharing all container content
I want to share all the content of a CloudKit database at once between different iCloud accounts. For example, to manage products storage between users. Once the database has been shared or an invitation has been accepted, any additions/modifications/deletions to storage or products must be shared between all users without additional sharing. To be short after the first sharing, everything must be shared without additional new sharing. I think I can't do this in SwiftData (would be the best solution for me as all the current app is based on SwiftDaa) and that I need to use move to CoreData. Is that correct? Or does a mixed solution may be possible (ie .storage with SWiftData and sharing with CoreData)? It seems that “Zone Wide Sharing” could be the solution? But I can't find a sufficiently comprehensive example and I wasn't able to make something working. Ultimately, I realize that this is not a very common use case. With the ZoneWide Sharing does it means that we must do a affectedStores or assign(_
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App Stuck in “Waiting for Review” for Over 2 Weeks (Since Feb 20)
Hello everyone, I am an iOS developer based in South Korea, and I’m currently experiencing an unusual App Store review delay that I have not been able to resolve through the normal support channels. My app has been stuck in “Waiting for Review” for more than two weeks, and there has been no progress at all during this time. It has not moved to “In Review”, and I have not received any rejection message or request for additional information from the App Review team. App Information Platform: iOS App Name: WOOTA Apple ID: 6759412826 Status: Waiting for Review Submission Date: February 20, 2026 Developer Account Region: South Korea What I Have Already Tried: I have already attempted the following steps: Submitted an inquiry via App Store Connect → Contact Us → App Review Received a response from Developer Support saying they understand my concern and that they contacted the review team However, since then there have been no updates at all. The app status remains “Waiting for Review”, and there are no mes
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Unusually long “Waiting for review” status, anyone experiencing the same?
Hello everyone, I’m currently experiencing significantly longer than usual review times and wanted to check if others are seeing similar delays recently. Here’s the timeline of my submissions so far: [Feb 5] Initial submission (Submit #1) [Feb 10] Sent expedited review request #1 [Feb 11] Canceled and resubmitted (Submit #2) [Feb 21] Canceled again → Uploaded new build → Resubmitted (Submit #3) [Feb 24] Sent expedited review request #2 My apple ID: 6757330278 The app has remained in “Waiting for Review” for an unusually long period across multiple submissions. Even after submitting two expedite requests, there hasn’t been any updates or response yet. What’s confusing is that I see other apps getting approved during the same timeframe, so I’m unsure whether this is: A broader review backlog A regional queue issue Or something specific to my account/app I’m just hoping to understand whether this is a widespread situation at the moment. If anyone has experienced similar delays recently, I’d really appre
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App stuck in “Waiting for Review” for 3+ weeks (Case ID: 20000107493507)
Hi everyone, My iOS app “TaskCal: Task Manager” (version 1.2.8) has been stuck in “Waiting for Review” for more than 3 weeks, and I’m not sure what else I can do at this point. Here are the key dates (GMT+8): Jan 30, 2026 – Version 1.2.3 was approved and marked “Ready for Distribution”. Jan 31 – Feb 8, 2026 – I submitted version 1.2.8 multiple times. Several submissions were later marked as “Removed” in App Store Connect. Feb 9, 2026, 12:39 AM – I submitted version 1.2.8 again. This submission has been in “Waiting for Review” ever since. Today is Mar 3, 2026 (Taipei time) – The status is still “Waiting for Review” with no change. Because of this, I contacted Apple Developer Support multiple times through Contact Support. I only received one reply, on Feb 21, 2026, which said: Hello Alan, Thank you for reaching out to Developer Support about your app, “TaskCal: Task Manager.” I understand that you’re concerned. After reviewing your app’s submission history, I can confirm that your apps is still in the “Waiting
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Reply to Is calling different SBApplication objects from different threads bad?
Hooboy, knowing if we've seen it on Intel machines will take some digging. The M1 Studios we have are 2022. Our ScriptingBridge code was added in June 2023. The first internal mention of errOSAInternalTableOverflow is December 2023. The M1 Studios weren't put into production until March 2024 (that's how slow our IT department moves). By this timeline, it appears we were seeing errOSAInternalTableOverflow on Intel. As for the actual crash described in this thread and bug, that I'm not sure about. I'm assuming that getting errOSAInternalTableOverflow and this crash are caused by the same underlying bug. No PowerPC Macs have been in use during my tenure at this job. Naturally, I figured it would be a very long time until a possible Apple fix would reach our production machines. Time to diagnose + time to fix & test + time to release + time for our IT department to OK the user of that version of macOS. I just might be retired by then. Moving the bulk of the job code to a separate helper app will be fairly sub
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Developer account payment issue
Im having trouble paying for my new developer account and it seems its been an ongoing issue for new enrollments. Has anyone else had this issue? If so how did you manage to resolve it? I keep getting Your payment authorisation failed on card. Please verify your information and try again, or try another payment method. I tried different cards, called my bank, tried on safari, tried on the app and been back and forth with support for a couple of weeks no with no solution. Your advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Reply to SecurityAgent taking focus for plugin in macOS 26.1
We're seeing this same behavior in our enterprise environment and have been able to isolate it to a specific mechanism in SecurityAgent's launch sequence. Environment: macOS Tahoe 26.3 MDM-managed Macs (Jamf Pro) Non-admin user accounts Admin By Request 5.2.0 (authorization plugin: AbrAuth) What we found: We built a lightweight detection tool using NSWorkspace activation notifications and a CGEvent tap to catch the moment focus shifts, then captured unified logs (±5 seconds around each event) filtered to the authorization subsystem, process lifecycle, and WindowServer. The logs show a consistent chain: A LaunchDaemon (mdmclient, JamfDaemon, or AssetSonar in our case) requests system.privilege.admin authd evaluates the right and walks the authorization plugin chain SecurityAgent spawns to host the plugin evaluation (AbrAuth:invoke) SecurityAgent registers with WindowServer (SLSSetFrontProcessWithInfo with window=0) Focus transfers to SecurityAgent — despite no window being displayed The authorization
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App review stuck in “Waiting for Review” for over 3 weeks (TaskCal: Task Manager)
Hi everyone, I’m an iOS indie developer based in Taipei, and I’m running into a strange App Review delay that I haven’t been able to resolve through the usual channels. My app “TaskCal: Task Manager” (iOS), version 1.2.8, has been in the “Waiting for Review” status since February 9, 2026 in App Store Connect. It’s now been more than 3 weeks with no movement at all — no change to “In Review”, no rejection, no message from App Review. Here are some details: Platform: iOS App name: TaskCal: Task Manager Version: 1.2.8 Status: Waiting for Review Submitted: 2026-02-09 (Asia/Taipei time) Region: App Store Connect account registered in Taiwan I’ve already tried the following: Used App Store Connect → Contact Us → App Review to submit a support request. Got one reply from Developer Support saying they “understand my concern” and that they would “reach out to the appropriate team.” After that, there’s been no further update — the status is still stuck on “Waiting for Review,” and I haven’t received any additi
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Reply to App stuck in “Waiting for Review” for 3+ weeks (Case ID: 20000107493507)
I’m experiencing a very similar situation. Multiple iOS app updates (already live apps) have been in “Waiting for Review” since February 6–11 (4–5 weeks now). All agreements are active, builds are properly attached, and there are no compliance or metadata warnings in App Store Connect. One of the submissions was even marked for expedited review about a week ago after contacting App Review Support, but the status has still not changed from “Waiting for Review.” This appears to be more than a normal backlog. It may indicate a queue or account-level issue. Would appreciate any updates if anyone sees movement on their submissions.
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Reply to stuck in “Waiting for Review” since February 7
I’m experiencing a very similar situation. Multiple iOS app updates (already live apps) have been in “Waiting for Review” since February 6–11 (4–5 weeks now). All agreements are active, builds are properly attached, and there are no compliance or metadata warnings in App Store Connect. One of the submissions was even marked for expedited review about a week ago after contacting App Review Support, but the status has still not changed from “Waiting for Review.” This appears to be more than a normal backlog. It may indicate a queue or account-level issue. Would appreciate any updates if anyone sees movement on their submissions.
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Mar ’26
Reply to App stuck in "Waiting for Review" since February 3 (App ID: 6757516331)
I’m experiencing a very similar situation. Multiple iOS app updates (already live apps) have been in “Waiting for Review” since February 6–11 (4–5 weeks now). All agreements are active, builds are properly attached, and there are no compliance or metadata warnings in App Store Connect. One of the submissions was even marked for expedited review about a week ago after contacting App Review Support, but the status has still not changed from “Waiting for Review.” This appears to be more than a normal backlog. It may indicate a queue or account-level issue. Would appreciate any updates if anyone sees movement on their submissions.
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Mar ’26
Parental controls illusion? Safari history can be selectively erased despite active Screen Time
I am reporting what appears to be a serious integrity flaw in Safari under iPadOS 26.3 (and lower) that materially undermines the reliability of Screen Time parental controls. This is not merely a UX inconsistency but a functional contradiction within a system explicitly marketed and positioned as secure parental control infrastructure. Device / Environment Device: iPad Air M3 13 (2025) OS: iPadOS 26.3 Safari (system version) Screen Time enabled with active restrictions Child account (10 years old) Background We deliberately chose an Apple device for school use based on the expectation that Apple’s system-level parental control mechanisms — especially Screen Time — are robust, tamper-resistant, and technically consistent. Screen Time is configured with: App limits Downtime Parental controls enabled with limited web content restrictions (school requirements prevent strict blocking) Safari enabled (mandatory for educational use) further parental control restrictions Because aggressive website blocking
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Can a DeviceActivityReport extension pass the user’s daily Screen Time total back to the main app
Hi, I’m building an iOS self accountability app using FamilyControls and DeviceActivity. I can show the user’s real Screen Time correctly inside a DeviceActivityReport extension on a real device, but I want to use that same daily total inside the main app for today’s log and leaderboard. What I’m stuck on is getting that value back into the app. I tried App Groups, shared UserDefaults, a shared file in the app group container, and CFPreferences, but the report still only works as a display and the main app never receives the total. Is there any Apple supported way to use the daily Screen Time total from a DeviceActivityReport extension inside the containing app, or is this intentionally display only? Thanks.
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How do I resolve the "Automatic signing cannot update bundle identifier..." error?
When I create an archive file and attempt to upload the app using the Distribute App button, the upload fails with the error Automatic signing cannot update bundle identifier.... (The detailed message is below.) When creating an archive file in Xcode, I unchecked Automatically Manage Signing and proceeded with the archive. The message says Font Enumeration, but other apps with the same option enabled upload successfully. Therefore, I believe the Font Enumeration option is not the issue. I tried creating a new provisioning file, but it still doesn't work. I deleted all DerivedData files from my Mac storage, restarted Xcode, and tried again, but it still doesn't work. This keeps happening only for certain targets (specific apps) in Xcode. Does anyone know how to fix this? Xcode is the latest version. Message: Automatic signing cannot update bundle identifier com.xxxxxx.xxxxxx. Automatic signing cannot update your registered bundle identifier to enable Font Enumeration. Update your bundle identifier on https://d
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Xcode 26 – Organizer does not show “App Store Connect” for watchOS standalone app (only Release Testing available)
Hello, I am trying to upload a watchOS standalone app to App Store Connect using Xcode 26.3, but Organizer does not show the “App Store Connect” upload option. It only displays: • Release Testing (Ad Hoc) • Enterprise • Debugging Project setup • Target type: watchOS App (standalone, not companion) • PRODUCT_TYPE = com.apple.product-type.application • PRODUCT_BUNDLE_PACKAGE_TYPE = APPL • WRAPPER_EXTENSION = app • SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = watchos watchsimulator • Archive configuration: Release • Base SDK: watchOS The app does not depend on iOS. Bundle ID Originally: com.example.app.watchkitapp Recreated as: com.example.app HealthKit capability enabled in: • Developer Portal • Xcode (Signing & Capabilities) Signing • Apple Distribution certificate active • App Store provisioning profile created • Manual signing configured for Release (Apple Distribution + App Store profile) • Also tested Automatic signing • Deleted old Ad Hoc profiles • Cleared Derived Data and regenerated archive App Store Connect • App create
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