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I was debating doing that but it adds another layer of complexity support wise.It's possible for the user (via the iCloud tab in Settings) to disable iCloud document storage on a per app basis. If they turn off access for my app, the appearance is the same as if they are not logged in - the ubiquityIdentityToken is then nil. I could provide an alert that says You must be logged in to iCloud and have the app enabled in Settings etc - I'll think about this approach.In the meantime I'm going to handle this as follows:Store the data I need in the iCloud key/value store (KVS) - if the user is logged into iCloud (and from polling my test users, it seems at this will be the typical case) then I'm done and data will automatically get propagated to the user's other devices the moment they run the app. No app receipt refresh etc required.On the first purchase, remind the user that they must be logged into iCloud to access the subscription on their other device(s)On my support web pages for the app, include an FAQ about

Anybody got a handle on this yet? It seems to be clipping on my TV, just about 20px on all sides. I can set an explicit layout margin explicitly, but i worry that it will end up with a big gap on devices that behave like the simulator. I did check the overscan call, it it is saying the margins are 59 and 93 (vertical/horizontal) which is way too much.How did you all handle this?

App Review times vary widely depending on the app involved. Since this is a new platform, it feels like new territory, and anything could happen. For my app, I submitted the morning of October 22nd, it went into review this weekend, but got metadata rejected because I needed to include a link to a video walking through the app for the reviewer (not for public consumption, so it didn't take long to make something quick). This has only happened to me once before, and probably because my app works with hardware the reviewer may not have handy (Philips hue, LIFX, and Belkin WeMo lights). I'm sure most apps don't need it, but if your app uses something a reviewer might not have easy access to, a walk-through video couldn't hurt. I added what they requested and resubmitted, so I'm back to Waiting for Review. Wish me luck! 🙂For reference, Lightbow has been through 40 releases, averaging 5.5 days in App Review per release. The lowest was 2.5 hours, the longest 25 days (that one hurt!). For almost 1/3rd of the two ye

I didn't mean to make a big deal out of it, and I'm not sure about Apple's naming conventions, but I think most would agree that it's not good practice to have a method called shuffleInPlace which does what it says AND returns anything but Void. And I don't think renaming such a method to shuffledInPlace would be very nice either (it's just strange to have a method that both mutates in place and returns a copy of self ...)Writing this in a more conventional way would probably result in something like the following implementation by Nate Cook (link to original code on github omitted to avoid having to wait for moderation):// (c) 2015 Nate Cook, licensed under the MIT license // // Fisher-Yates shuffle as protocol extensions extension CollectionType { /// Return a copy of `self` with its elements shuffled func shuffle() -> [Generator.Element] { var list = Array(self) list.shuffleInPlace() return list } } extension MutableCollectionType where Index == Int { /// Shuffle the elements of `self` in-place

Open your project with Xcode 7 with Deployment Target set to iOS 9 and see its info.plist. If there is a boolean key associated with 3D touch or equivalent, I suppose, that's possible. But who knows!? It's always up to Big A.

Still not working. Steps I made:1) downloaded tutorial project2) updated it to Xcode 7 swift 2.1 (not a big deal)3) made new iOS App ID (IAP is available by default)4) connected new app ID with iTunesConnect5) Then I change bundle ID of app first screen and in .plist file as well to bundle ID of iTunes connect6) deleted app from my iphone and run it again.And still no producs in my product request.7) After that I changed the version of my App in Xcode and run it. No luck8) Then I changed the app version in iTunes. SameI see only that I don't have products.After that I downloaded sample code from https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/samplecode/sc1991/StoreKitSuite.zipand used the same bundle ID and product ID in the app. So I got only that my product ID is invalid.9) I made new App ID and used it in the app. Used new bundle ID in the app. No luck10) After I downloaded sample project. Changed everything according to instruction and I got my product ID in invalidProductIdentifiers array. 11) I used t

Me too - a lot of excitement/fear about whether it will make it for Friday's big day.

Thanks,To be honest, I think this mapping has been a big mistake.Mfi pause should have been mapped to Siri Remote play/pause.MENU should consistently be for moving up hierarchy, never for pausing.Play/Pause should have been reserved for pausing game, not as a generic game play button.It is confusing devs now, but coming launch time, it is going to confuse customers just as much.i will file a bug.bram