missing package product

After setting up the code and panel as per the documentation of app store connect and revenue cat, when I try to fetch the product from my app, it shows following error: PlatformException(2, There was a problem with the App Store., {readable_error_code: STORE_PROBLEM, userCancelled: false, underlyingErrorMessage: An unknown error occurred, code: 2, message: There was a problem with the App Store., readableErrorCode: STORE_PROBLEM}, null)

Hi! I am creating a plugin that implements the In App Purchases and Subscriptions. I have done everything already and the only error I am debugging right now is with the validation of receipts. I always get status 21002 even the format is base64 already. I prefer to use the verifyReceipt as it is intended for my plugin. I have tried everything but still the response I get is status 21002 which is I know the data in receipt-data is malformed or missing. What can I do about this? Thank you so much in advance! This is my code too: (Objective-C) NSString *receiptString = [receiptData base64EncodedStringWithOptions:2]; if (!receiptString) { [self post_receipt_validation_result:@{@status: @error, @message: @Failed to encode receipt data}]; return; } NSLog(@Requesting to Sandbox: %@, receiptString); NSURL *storeURL = [NSURL URLWithString:@https://api.storekit-sandbox.itunes.apple.com/verifyReceipt]; NSMutableURLRequest *storeRequest = [NSMutableURLRequest requestWithURL:storeURL]; [storeRequest setHTTPMetho

I am attempting to enter proxy settings under the settings for a WiFi network. I have triple checked the credentials and for whatever reason the settings wont save. I have attempted forgetting the wifi network and reconnecting, resetting all network settings, and even wiping the phone and starting over from scratch. The phone simply will not accept the setting. I have tried it on my MacStudio and an iPad and the settings saved the first time. What am I missing here? I am union iOS 18 beta 4

In writing swift packages, I'd like to put demos, tests, docs into a separate package from my library package (to simplify how the library is consumed). But in Xcode (15.4 or 16 beta 4) after opening the package, I don't see any test code coverage information for the external package - only for package targets. When using the scheme editor I didn't see anything on point in panels for Run/Diagnostics, or Profile. Same result when targeting local packages (using path: ../{package}). When configuring a workspace with both packages, I could not run or configure tests. Is it possible to get coverage for an external library module used by the test (assuming they are sources locally built)? Is there a (online) recipe? Many thanks!

I'm trying to submit a build to external test for some important investor demos but the Submit button has vanished. Been like that for several hours and we really need to get this out. Has it moved somewhere?

XCUIElement has two methods named typeKey(_:modifierFlags:): the first one takes a String as an argument, the second one a XCUIKeyboardKey, which has constants like .downArrow. Now, even if the documentation says that both methods are Available in macOS and in iPadOS 15 and later, when compiling the UI tests for iOS, the following line app.typeKey(.downArrow, modifierFlags: []) produces a compiler error Type 'String' has no member 'downArrow' Am I missing something or is there a workaround?

Hello, I installed iOS 18 beta 4 today and since then my phone loses network connection all the time. Im unable to use my phone, make phone calls, use 5g etc. Please help! I restored my phone to 17.5.1 via itunes but I was unable to restore my iCloud backup without installing iOS 18 beta 4 again. How can I restore my backup without installing 18 beta 4 ? Now my phone is useless.... Chris

I have a custom environment key defined: struct MyCustomKey: EnvironmentKey { static let defaultValue = MyCustom.dummy } extension EnvironmentValues { var myCustom: MyCustom { get { self[MyCustomKey.self] } set { self[MyCustomKey.self] = newValue } } } and pass it on the top level: let myCustomInstance = MyCustom() @main struct ThygeApp: App { var body: some Scene { WindowGroup { MainWindow() .environment(.myCustom, myCustomInstance) } } } I really do not want it to use the default instance ever, I want it to be specified explicitly. Is there a way to have it fail on use if it is not specified in the environment? I have made it so that the .dummy instance does a fatalError() and that works so far as it halt the app. But there are no hints in the stack track as to where the offending code is - where do I use the environment value without passing it like I do here .environment(.myCustom, myCustomInstance) The only solution to find the offending use is to add an assert() to all func defined in MyCustom. That see

Hello, I am trying to use the new Enterprise API to capture main camera frames using the CameraFrameProvider. Until now, I could not make it work. I followed the sample code provided in this thread (literally copy past it): https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/758364. When I run the application on the Vision Pro, no frame is captured. I get a message in the XCode's console that no entitlement is found. However, the entitlement is created and the license file is also in the project. Besides, all authorization keys are added in the plist file. What I am missing? How to know if the license file is wrong? Thank you.