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Live Activity works perfectly on Simulator but fails on physical device: "No asset provider bundle ID provided"
Hello community, I am implementing a Live Activity for my existing App Store app. The Live Activity works perfectly on the iOS Simulator, but it completely fails to appear on the physical device's lock screen. When I call Activity.request, it succeeds and returns a valid Activity ID, but the physical device's console immediately outputs the following errors from liveactivitiesd: liveactivitiesd is not entitled to specify a scene target. Defaulting containingProcess target to liveactivitiesd No asset provider bundle ID provided I have spent days debugging this and have tried every known workaround. Here is the comprehensive list of what I have already verified and attempted: Environment: Xcode: 16.4 iOS Device: iPhone 13 mini, iOS 26.3.1 macOS: Sequoia 15.6 What I have verified/tried (to avoid duplicate suggestions): NSSupportsLiveActivities: It is set to YES in the main app's Info.plist. I also tried adding it to the Widget Extension's Info.plist just in case. App Icons: The main app has a valid AppIcon set i
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Reply to Please help
Your question is not clear. The client loaded the app in TestFly. So this is just for testing, not for sale. So what does he accuse you of ? Not having developed yourself ? Not meeting his spec ? The fact that an app has problem in TestFlight is not uncommon. That's the purpose of TestFlight to check for potential issues. Up to you to correct them now. AKAIK, there is nothing Apple can or will do in such a case. Up yo you to show the logs of the archiving sessions, or even showing some source code. But that's a question between you and your client.
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MatchMaker VC not showing existing matches after upgrade.
Updated my app to include turn-based matches. Beta testing through FlightTest and all was well between iOS 18.x and 26.2 devices. One beta tester upgraded to 26.2 during beta testing and now when the MatchMaker VC is opened, it does not show existing matches. Worse, he can create new matches and play his turn, but the new match won't even show up in MMVC, even after opponent takes turn. My app has been reviewed and is ready for release, but I'd like to know how to solve this before I release. He has tried re-installing the app, including an updated FlightTest version that is the same as the about-to-be-released reviewed version.
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Reply to `sysextd` rejects new `NEFilterDataProvider` activation with "no policy" on macOS 26 — despite valid Developer ID + notarization
I'm hitting the identical issue with a NEPacketTunnelProvider system extension on macOS 26.2 (25C56), Apple M1 Pro, Xcode 26.4. Developer ID signed, app in /Applications, no quarantine, no MDM. Context: I'm building a WireGuard-based VPN client. The app was previously working as an app extension (.appex with packet-tunnel-provider entitlement). I migrated to the system extension model for Developer ID distribution — .systemextension bundle in Contents/Library/SystemExtensions/, CFBundlePackageType SYSX, Mach-O MH_EXECUTE, NEProviderClasses in Info.plist, systemextensionsctl developer on. I've verified: App runs from /Applications (confirmed via ps aux) No com.apple.quarantine xattr Developer ID Application signing on both app and extension, same certificate, same team (verified via codesign -dvvv) Correct entitlements: com.apple.developer.system-extension.install on host app, packet-tunnel-provider-systemextension on both embedded.provisionprofile present in both app and extension PkgInfo contains SY
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Reply to Is there a reliable way to check pending agreement status for multiple App Store Connect accounts via API?
Your analysis is correct. The /v1/agreements endpoint was deprecated and removed in newer API versions, which is why you get a 404 on some accounts (likely those using newer API keys or auth scopes). There is no dedicated agreement status endpoint, so the 403 gate is genuinely the only signal available via the API. The enforcement is progressive as you guessed: the UI shows the warning immediately, but the API only blocks once the grace period expires. One additional probe that tends to fail earlier than bundleIds/certificates is attempting to create or update an app store version via POST /v1/appStoreVersions or listing your apps with GET /v1/apps since those operations are more sensitive to agreement state. Not a perfect solution, but it might shrink the detection gap for your dashboard.
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Is there a reliable way to check pending agreement status for multiple App Store Connect accounts via API?
Hey everyone, I'm managing CI/CD pipelines for around 45 iOS apps across different Apple Developer accounts. One recurring pain point is blocked pipelines due to unsigned agreements. Things like the Paid Applications Agreement and the Apple Developer Program License Agreement. I built an internal dashboard to flag these before they block a release, but I'm hitting a wall with detection accuracy. Since there's no dedicated endpoint for agreement status, I'm running three probes per account and checking for 403 FORBIDDEN.REQUIRED_AGREEMENTS_MISSING_OR_EXPIRED: GET /v1/agreements GET /v1/bundleIds?filter[identifier]={bundleId}&filter[platform]=IOS GET /v1/certificates?limit=1 Case 1 : Works perfectly. Account has Apple Developer Program License Agreement has been updated and needs to be reviewed : All three endpoint return 403 (In this case, the step 1 is enough) # Step 1 /v1/agreements → HTTP 403 ⛔ BLOCKED # Step 2 /v1/bundleIds → HTTP 403 ⛔ BLOCKED # Step 3 /v1/certificates → HTTP 403 ⛔ BLOCKED #
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prorated refund and upgrade of tier
Hi all, I'm encountering an issue with auto-renewable subscription upgrades in the App Store. Here's my setup: Context: Plan A: Base Plan (yearly auto-renewable subscription) Plan B: Pro Plan (monthly auto-renewable subscription) B is configured as an upgrade from A. Issue: When a user with an active Plan A subscription upgrades to Plan B, I correctly receive an App Store Server Notification v2 with DID_CHANGE_RENEWAL_PREF and UPGRADE subtype. According to Apple's documentation, a prorated refund is issued automatically in this scenario, and no separate REFUND event is sent, the refund information should be retrievable through the upgrade event itself. Testing in Sandbox: In my sandbox tests, Plan A has a 1-hour duration and Plan B has a 5-minute duration. After the user upgrades to Plan B, I immediately cancel the subscription to prevent auto-renewal. Expected vs. Actual Behavior: After the 5 minutes expire, Plan A still appears as the active current entitlement. I initially thought this might be because the
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Reply to Blank page when logging into App Store Connect
I solve it using direclt API from the browser console. Here is how I did it: Workaround: Create API Keys via browser console when Integrations page is blank If the Integrations tab under Users and Access shows a blank page (with console error [maison] integrations @ url(/access/m-integrations/asset-manifest.json): No app or default mount found!), you can use the internal REST API directly from the browser console. Steps: Go to https://appstoreconnect.apple.com and make sure you're logged in with an Account Holder or Admin account Open the browser developer console (F12 → Console tab) Create the API Key: jsfetch('/iris/v1/apiKeys', { method: 'POST', credentials: 'include', headers: { 'Accept': 'application/json', 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, body: JSON.stringify({ data: { type: 'apiKeys', attributes: { nickname: 'NEED_TO_DO_SOME_STUFF', allAppsVisible: true, keyType: 'PUBLIC_API', roles: ['APP_MANAGER'] } } }) }).then(r => r.json()).then(d => { console.log('✅ Key created!'); console.log
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Blank page when logging into App Store Connect
When I sign into App Store Connect, I am taken to this URL: https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/review_agree The page shows a gray activity spinner for a few seconds, then is blank. I have tried on multiple computers and multiple browsers, over the past few weeks, with the same result. I have lodged a developer support request, but it hasn’t been resolved yet. It’s been holding up our App Store submission for a couple of weeks now. Any ideas of things I could try, or has anyone else had this issue and had it resolved ?
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Reply to Can't register Apple Developer Account - stuck for 2.5 months
I received another automated rejection for Enrollment ID #54AML988C5. So it's possible the forum post triggered some kind of review, but certainly not a resolution. Hello Sergei, We’re unable to proceed with your enrollment in the Apple Developer Program at this time. You can still take advantage of great content using your Apple Account to develop and test apps on your own device. Support still hasn't replied, and the Call button doesn't work even during the few hours it actually shows up.
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Live Activity works perfectly on Simulator but fails on physical device: "No asset provider bundle ID provided"
Hello community, I am implementing a Live Activity for my existing App Store app. The Live Activity works perfectly on the iOS Simulator, but it completely fails to appear on the physical device's lock screen. When I call Activity.request, it succeeds and returns a valid Activity ID, but the physical device's console immediately outputs the following errors from liveactivitiesd: liveactivitiesd is not entitled to specify a scene target. Defaulting containingProcess target to liveactivitiesd No asset provider bundle ID provided I have spent days debugging this and have tried every known workaround. Here is the comprehensive list of what I have already verified and attempted: Environment: Xcode: 16.4 iOS Device: iPhone 13 mini, iOS 26.3.1 macOS: Sequoia 15.6 What I have verified/tried (to avoid duplicate suggestions): NSSupportsLiveActivities: It is set to YES in the main app's Info.plist. I also tried adding it to the Widget Extension's Info.plist just in case. App Icons: The main app has a valid AppIcon set i
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Xcode Cloud Start Condition: Don't run on Github draft PRs
I've configured a workflow to run through tests when a PR is changed. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/configuring-start-conditions Is it possible to configure it so that the tests don't run while it's a draft PR and to only run it once it's moved to ready for review?
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Reply to Xcode Cloud Start Condition: Don't run on Github draft PRs
My current workflow is: Create draft PR Assign github copilot to review Resolve any copilot comments Set PR to ready If there's a lot of back & forth before all comments are resolved, it's just wasted time running the workflow which will either be cancelled or run again when PR is ready.
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Reply to Please help
Your question is not clear. The client loaded the app in TestFly. So this is just for testing, not for sale. So what does he accuse you of ? Not having developed yourself ? Not meeting his spec ? The fact that an app has problem in TestFlight is not uncommon. That's the purpose of TestFlight to check for potential issues. Up to you to correct them now. AKAIK, there is nothing Apple can or will do in such a case. Up yo you to show the logs of the archiving sessions, or even showing some source code. But that's a question between you and your client.
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MatchMaker VC not showing existing matches after upgrade.
Updated my app to include turn-based matches. Beta testing through FlightTest and all was well between iOS 18.x and 26.2 devices. One beta tester upgraded to 26.2 during beta testing and now when the MatchMaker VC is opened, it does not show existing matches. Worse, he can create new matches and play his turn, but the new match won't even show up in MMVC, even after opponent takes turn. My app has been reviewed and is ready for release, but I'd like to know how to solve this before I release. He has tried re-installing the app, including an updated FlightTest version that is the same as the about-to-be-released reviewed version.
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Reply to `sysextd` rejects new `NEFilterDataProvider` activation with "no policy" on macOS 26 — despite valid Developer ID + notarization
I'm hitting the identical issue with a NEPacketTunnelProvider system extension on macOS 26.2 (25C56), Apple M1 Pro, Xcode 26.4. Developer ID signed, app in /Applications, no quarantine, no MDM. Context: I'm building a WireGuard-based VPN client. The app was previously working as an app extension (.appex with packet-tunnel-provider entitlement). I migrated to the system extension model for Developer ID distribution — .systemextension bundle in Contents/Library/SystemExtensions/, CFBundlePackageType SYSX, Mach-O MH_EXECUTE, NEProviderClasses in Info.plist, systemextensionsctl developer on. I've verified: App runs from /Applications (confirmed via ps aux) No com.apple.quarantine xattr Developer ID Application signing on both app and extension, same certificate, same team (verified via codesign -dvvv) Correct entitlements: com.apple.developer.system-extension.install on host app, packet-tunnel-provider-systemextension on both embedded.provisionprofile present in both app and extension PkgInfo contains SY
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Reply to Is there a reliable way to check pending agreement status for multiple App Store Connect accounts via API?
Your analysis is correct. The /v1/agreements endpoint was deprecated and removed in newer API versions, which is why you get a 404 on some accounts (likely those using newer API keys or auth scopes). There is no dedicated agreement status endpoint, so the 403 gate is genuinely the only signal available via the API. The enforcement is progressive as you guessed: the UI shows the warning immediately, but the API only blocks once the grace period expires. One additional probe that tends to fail earlier than bundleIds/certificates is attempting to create or update an app store version via POST /v1/appStoreVersions or listing your apps with GET /v1/apps since those operations are more sensitive to agreement state. Not a perfect solution, but it might shrink the detection gap for your dashboard.
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Is there a reliable way to check pending agreement status for multiple App Store Connect accounts via API?
Hey everyone, I'm managing CI/CD pipelines for around 45 iOS apps across different Apple Developer accounts. One recurring pain point is blocked pipelines due to unsigned agreements. Things like the Paid Applications Agreement and the Apple Developer Program License Agreement. I built an internal dashboard to flag these before they block a release, but I'm hitting a wall with detection accuracy. Since there's no dedicated endpoint for agreement status, I'm running three probes per account and checking for 403 FORBIDDEN.REQUIRED_AGREEMENTS_MISSING_OR_EXPIRED: GET /v1/agreements GET /v1/bundleIds?filter[identifier]={bundleId}&filter[platform]=IOS GET /v1/certificates?limit=1 Case 1 : Works perfectly. Account has Apple Developer Program License Agreement has been updated and needs to be reviewed : All three endpoint return 403 (In this case, the step 1 is enough) # Step 1 /v1/agreements → HTTP 403 ⛔ BLOCKED # Step 2 /v1/bundleIds → HTTP 403 ⛔ BLOCKED # Step 3 /v1/certificates → HTTP 403 ⛔ BLOCKED #
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prorated refund and upgrade of tier
Hi all, I'm encountering an issue with auto-renewable subscription upgrades in the App Store. Here's my setup: Context: Plan A: Base Plan (yearly auto-renewable subscription) Plan B: Pro Plan (monthly auto-renewable subscription) B is configured as an upgrade from A. Issue: When a user with an active Plan A subscription upgrades to Plan B, I correctly receive an App Store Server Notification v2 with DID_CHANGE_RENEWAL_PREF and UPGRADE subtype. According to Apple's documentation, a prorated refund is issued automatically in this scenario, and no separate REFUND event is sent, the refund information should be retrievable through the upgrade event itself. Testing in Sandbox: In my sandbox tests, Plan A has a 1-hour duration and Plan B has a 5-minute duration. After the user upgrades to Plan B, I immediately cancel the subscription to prevent auto-renewal. Expected vs. Actual Behavior: After the 5 minutes expire, Plan A still appears as the active current entitlement. I initially thought this might be because the
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Reply to Developer Program enrollment still pending after payment
Hi @Apple Developer Support I got the same issue. I have already been charged for the Apple Developer Program on March 30, 2026, but my account has not been activated yet and the status is still showing as “pending” as of April 12, 2026. Here are my details: Invoice Number: MC61342659 Can you check it? Thank you!
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Reply to Blank page when logging into App Store Connect
I solve it using direclt API from the browser console. Here is how I did it: Workaround: Create API Keys via browser console when Integrations page is blank If the Integrations tab under Users and Access shows a blank page (with console error [maison] integrations @ url(/access/m-integrations/asset-manifest.json): No app or default mount found!), you can use the internal REST API directly from the browser console. Steps: Go to https://appstoreconnect.apple.com and make sure you're logged in with an Account Holder or Admin account Open the browser developer console (F12 → Console tab) Create the API Key: jsfetch('/iris/v1/apiKeys', { method: 'POST', credentials: 'include', headers: { 'Accept': 'application/json', 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, body: JSON.stringify({ data: { type: 'apiKeys', attributes: { nickname: 'NEED_TO_DO_SOME_STUFF', allAppsVisible: true, keyType: 'PUBLIC_API', roles: ['APP_MANAGER'] } } }) }).then(r => r.json()).then(d => { console.log('✅ Key created!'); console.log
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Blank page when logging into App Store Connect
When I sign into App Store Connect, I am taken to this URL: https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/review_agree The page shows a gray activity spinner for a few seconds, then is blank. I have tried on multiple computers and multiple browsers, over the past few weeks, with the same result. I have lodged a developer support request, but it hasn’t been resolved yet. It’s been holding up our App Store submission for a couple of weeks now. Any ideas of things I could try, or has anyone else had this issue and had it resolved ?
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Apple Developer Account Pending
I am from nepal and It has been more 4 days since I enrolled for Apple Developer Program but my account still in Pending state. When login to developer.apple.com, it shows To continue your enrollment, complete your purchase now. How long does it take to get my account activated? I have emailed to Apple developer support but no response.
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Apple Developer Pending Period
Hi, I have completed the payment for my Apple Developer membership but my order (W1388955794) is still showing as pending. Could you pls review and confirm the payment. Thanks
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Reply to Can't register Apple Developer Account - stuck for 2.5 months
I received another automated rejection for Enrollment ID #54AML988C5. So it's possible the forum post triggered some kind of review, but certainly not a resolution. Hello Sergei, We’re unable to proceed with your enrollment in the Apple Developer Program at this time. You can still take advantage of great content using your Apple Account to develop and test apps on your own device. Support still hasn't replied, and the Call button doesn't work even during the few hours it actually shows up.
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