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Hi everyone, I submitted a new version (1.4) of my app,last Wednesday at 9:02 AM. It has been in the Waiting for Review status for over 5 days now. My previous updates were usually processed within 24-48 hours, so I’m concerned if there might be an issue with this specific build or if there's a general delay in the review queue. Has anyone else experienced similar delays recently? Should I continue to wait, or is it time to contact the App Review team directly?

Environment: Device: MacBook Pro (Mac16,7) Chip: M4 Pro (SoC ID 6040, Revision 11) OS: macOS 15.2 (24C101) Kernel: Darwin Kernel Version 24.2.0; root:xnu-11215.61.5~2/RELEASE_ARM64_T6041 Summary: I am developing a Windows emulator on the MacBook Pro M4 Pro platform. During testing with certain applications, the system frequently triggers an instantaneous reboot. This issue appears to be highly specific to the M4 Pro hardware and current OS version. Observation & Diagnostic Challenges: Upon reboot, the system generates a bug_type 210 (SoC Watchdog Reset) report. The panic string indicates: Unexpected SoC (system) watchdog reset occurred after panic diagnostics were completed. The primary difficulty in debugging is that the hardware reset happens so rapidly that the kernel fails to capture a stackshot or any detailed panic trace. We have practically no actionable information from the standard diagnostic reports. However, we did find the following recurring entries in the system log prior to the resets: Igno

Hello, I developed an Open Source Apple Virtualization + QEMU VM manager for macOS, called MacMulator (GitHub repo here). In my app I have a UITableView containing a list of VMs, and I let the user delete or configure a VM through a 2 finger swipe on the corresponding table row. To do this, I added 2 NSTableViewRowActions to my NSTableView, through this code: func tableView(_: NSTableView, rowActionsForRow _: Int, edge _: NSTableView.RowActionEdge) -> [NSTableViewRowAction] { [ NSTableViewRowAction(style: NSTableViewRowAction.Style.destructive, title: NSLocalizedString(VirtualMachineListViewController.delete, comment: ), handler: { _, index in self.deleteVirtualMachine(index) }), NSTableViewRowAction(style: NSTableViewRowAction.Style.regular, title: NSLocalizedString(VirtualMachineListViewController.edit, comment: ), handler: { _, index in self.editVirtualMachine(index) }), ] } This actions work fine, but on macOS Tahoe the UI does not draw the background of the 2 buttons, despite the style. The same build

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

Hello, I've been searching online for ways to remedy this issue for the past 3 days and this is my last resort. The Issue Build on device fails to connect to the device. The prompt will permanently be stuck loading in that screen. Finder is able to connect to the device, just that Xcode is unable to. Xcode does prompt for passcode on the device, and I have entered it accordingly. I note that i AM on VPN, but even disabling VPN and turning off Wifi does not fix the issue. This was working until several days ago. Not sure what the issue is. Fixes Attempted Tried with a different cable, and USB ports Tried with different devices (multiple devices both iPad and iPhone has the same issue) Turn Off and On developer mode on devices. Clear Trusted Computers on devices. Updating both devices to the latest iOS version. Quitting Xcode Clearing derived cache Restarting Macbook Updating to the latest iOS version on Macbook Reinstalling Xcode toggling signing certificates I was trying other fixes like pkill usbmux

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

Hi, I am submitting auto-renewable subscriptions for the first time for a brand new iOS app (never approved before). Setup: App ID has In-App Purchase capability enabled Subscriptions created under a subscription group All metadata (pricing, localization, availability) completed Subscriptions currently show In Review Testing via TestFlight build Bundle ID matches App Store Connect Using react-native-iap (StoreKit under the hood) When calling: await getSubscriptions({ skus }) I consistently get: products fetched: 0 ProductsUnavailableError Also, the app version page does not show the “In-App Purchases and Subscriptions” section. Question: For a brand new app, will StoreKit return empty products while the first subscriptions are in review? Do the first subscriptions need to be approved and/or attached to a new app version before they become available in TestFlight sandbox? Thanks for any clarification.

Le build iOS via EAS échoue systématiquement lors de la phase Xcode. Bien que les capacités Family Controls et App Groups soient activées sur le portail Apple Developer et configurées dans le app.json, les profils de provisionnement générés par EAS sont rejetés par Xcode car ils ne contiendraient pas les droits nécessaires. Configuration du projet : Targets (4) : App principale + 3 extensions (ShieldConfiguration, ShieldAction, ActivityMonitorExtension). Capabilities requises : Family Controls (Development), App Groups. EAS CLI Version : 18.0.6 (et versions antérieures testées). Erreur Xcode récurrente : error: Provisioning profile [expo] com.*****.*** AdHoc 177230... doesn't support the Family Controls (Development) capability.. error: Provisioning profile ... AdHoc ... doesn't include the com.apple.developer.family-controls entitlement.. Ce qui a déjà été tenté (sans succès) : Configuration app.json : Ajout manuel des entitlements pour le bundle principal et configuration du plugin react-native-dev

Hello, I am attempting to implement a simple button that loads persistent data from a class (see below). Button(Reload Data) { while tableData2.isEmpty == false{ tableData2.remove(at: 0) } while tableView.isEmpty == false{ tableView.remove(at: 0) } //update if csvData.isEmpty == false{ for superRow in csvData[0].tableData2{ tableData2.append(superRow) } for supperRow in csvData[0].tableView{ tableView.append(supperRow) } print(Item at 0: (csvData[0].tableData2[[0][0]])) print((tableData2[0][0])) } else { print(csvData is empty) } } This button DOES work to appropriately print the data stored at the printed location once loaded in initially. The problem is that it doesn’t work across app restarts, which is the whole point of the button. Below I will include the rest of the relevant code with notes: In contentView declaring the persistant variables: Query private var csvData: [csvDataPersist] Environment(.modelContext) private var modelContext The simple class of data I’m storing/pulling to/from: @Model class c