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I have 4 iOS apps under one Developer team. None of them have ever been installable through TestFlight by my single internal tester since day 1. The error is always the same: The requested app is not available or doesn't exist — appearing only after the tester taps Install (the app DOES appear in the TestFlight app's list). Apps (all PREPARE_FOR_SUBMISSION, never released to App Store) AutoChoice — com.jiejuefuyou.autochoice — 4 valid builds, latest v1.0.1 (11) AltitudeNowPro — com.jiejuefuyou.altitudenow — v1.0.0 (2) valid PromptVaultPro — com.jiejuefuyou.promptvault — v1.0.0 (2) valid NewDaysUntil — com.jiejuefuyou.daysuntil — v1.0.0 (2) valid What's verified clean via App Store Connect API + web UI All 3 account-level agreements ACTIVE (Developer Program, Free Apps, Paid Apps) Banking + tax form filled All builds: state=VALID, expired=False, 88+ days remaining All builds in Internal Testers betaGroup buildBetaDetail.internalBuildState = IN_BETA_TESTING Tester sh1990***@hotmail.com state = ACCEPTED in all 4

More than a decade ago I started a small business that distributed a few iOS apps. I foolishly created the business under my personal Apple account that I still use for all my computers, iPhones, everything. I'm on the verge of distributing a new iOS app, but when I sign into the Apple Developer Site, it only shows my old and now completely defunct company attached to my account. There doesn't seem to be a way to delete it and start over again. The company is completely shut down, bank accounts gone, tax id gone, publishing an app through it is a non-starter. I could create a new Apple account and use that to distribute my new app, but I'm worried that having Xcode and developer tools using one account, while all my devices are on a different account is going to cause endless friction. Has anyone had experience with either deleting an old company, or using a different alternate account for your Apple Developer and App Store Connect stuff? Thanks!

I’m trying to upload my project using Xcode Release Candidate 26.5. However, when I upload it, I receive this error. Is this normal? The server’s response was: “code = 90534; description = ‘Unsupported SDK or Xcode version. Your app was built with an SDK or version of Xcode that isn’t supported. Although you can use beta versions of SDKs and Xcode to build and upload apps to App Store Connect, you need to use the latest Release Candidates (RC) for SDKs and Xcode to submit the app. For details on currently supported SDKs and versions of Xcode, visit: https://developer.apple.com/news/releases.’”

I am facing an issue in SwiftUI on iOS 18.6.2 where passing a value to a destination view during navigation is not working as expected. In my implementation, I pass a billerId as a constant (let) to the destination view (BillersItemView) using NavigationLink. This approach works correctly across all previous iOS versions. However, on iOS 18.6.2, the destination view does not receive the updated value properly. Before triggering navigation, the value is correctly updated in the ViewModel, but the destination view seems to receive an incorrect or stale value, which affects further API calls and UI rendering. This pattern of passing immutable (let) values is used throughout the app and has always worked reliably, so this behavior appears inconsistent and possibly related to changes in SwiftUI navigation handling in iOS 18.6.2. Could you please confirm if this is a known issue or if there are any recommended changes or workarounds to ensure correct data passing in this scenario? It can be very likely a SwiftUI na

Problem My ARM64 macOS application is being immediately killed with SIGKILL when launched. No crash report is generated, and the process terminates instantly. Environment macOS Version: 15.x (Sequoia) Architecture: ARM64 (Apple Silicon) Certificate: Mac Developer certificate (development signing) App Type: Native ARM64 application with embedded Java runtime Symptoms ./MacOS/myapp Immediately returns: zsh: killed ./MacOS/myapp Investigation Results System Logs Show Security Policy Rejection kernel: (AppleSystemPolicy) ASP: Security policy would not allow process: 92850, /path/to/myapp syspolicyd: (Security) MacOS error: -67062 Error Code Analysis Error -67062 = errSecCSReqFailed (Code signature requirement failed) This is a Gatekeeper enforcement issue, not a code signing problem 3. Code Signature is Valid codesign -dvvv myapp Shows valid signature with Mac Developer certificate Authority=Mac Developer: Name (TEAMID) Authority=Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Cer

After enabling Enhanced Security for an existing iOS project (mixed Objective-C / Swift) I get the linker error: Library 'c++polyfills' not found This happens when compiling for a simulator as run destination. Device builds (debug) or archiving a release build works. However I need to be able to test on a simulator... Xcode version is 26.4.1, Simulator uses iOS 26.4.1