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Same on my end. If I use Hablo's solution, my System Settings will have most of its options removed, and I won't be able to use iCloud. If I don't then Xcode won't even recognize the GPX files. In fact if I go to Add GPS Exchange to Workspace, it doesn't allow me to add any .gpx files at all. They are all greyed out.

Did anyone figure this out? Replacing the file worked for me as well, but that feels more like a short-term solution rather than an actual fix. Has anyone seen this issue pop up again after swapping files? Can you please update here if you find a permanent solution. @magnus83 @RB3207 @Hunt_Welch

CloudKit Push Notifications Not Delivering - Extensive Debugging Completed Issue Summary CloudKit subscriptions are properly configured and triggering, but push notifications are never delivered to devices. After extensive debugging, I've isolated the issue to CloudKit→APNS delivery failure. Environment Xcode: 15.x iOS Target: 17.0+ watchOS Target: 10.0+ CloudKit Database: Both Public and Private Testing Devices: iPhone 15 Pro, Apple Watch Series 9 Environments Tested: Development and Production What's Working ✅ 1. CloudKit Subscriptions All 6 subscription types successfully created and visible in CloudKit Dashboard Subscriptions persist across app launches (verified in dashboard) Subscription predicates correctly configured for each record type: // Example: FriendRequest subscription NSPredicate(format: toUser == %@, userRecordID) // Example: Challenge subscription NSPredicate(format: recipientID == %@ AND status == %@, userRecordID, pending) 2. Device Registration • App successfully requests and receives pu

We also filed an enhancement request on this (FB20353610). 24MP capture would be a welcome addition while keeping file sizes manageable.

Both files are attached to FB20344064 now. That's sincerely appreciated. To narrate for those following along, the image library list @isaacweisberg provided has only a very small number of images loaded from memory, and that set is expected since they pertain to extra debugging features in Xcode, like the view debugger. Here's what a log line looks with the memory address after the image name in parentheses to signify it is loaded from memory for an example: [ 6] 63FB4197-7D54-3BC9-A58F-6A600AD49233 0x000000010cb4c000 /usr/lib/libViewDebuggerSupport.dylib (0x000000010cb4c000) So from there, we're off to the debugger packet capture provided, and looking over that may take some time since even of one minute, that's a sizable log file. If anyone else is seeing the same behaviors, and also only sees a very small of debug libraries loaded from memory, please also capture the debugger packet trace as I detail above, attach them to a bug report, and post the FB numbers here. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engin

having the same issue. I do know that when I spoke with the apple connect developer support they stated that the content provider ID they had (nine digits), was different than the one that Is provided in apple connect and in turn in my my build and error details(UUID 32 hexadecimal characters plus 4 hyphen, for a total of 36 characters). So I used this link: https://itunesconnect.apple.com/WebObjects/iTunesConnect.woa/ra/user/detail to take a look at my account details. If your logged into the connect store and click this link you will see a json file that contains your account data. Here I was able to verify that the content provider ID(nine digits): matches what apple connect developer support told me they had. And the number I had given them: 36 characters is listed here as the contentProviderPublicId. But so far no resolution. Either my 3 party build team or apple can help solve this issue. Seems to me there is a disconnect here somewhere.

I'm getting this issue too. Your edit was very helpful for me. Actually, the file app is in ./data/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/(File App?)/File Provider Storage/. Just make some uniq folder on File app, and search with find . -type d -name (folder name you created). Add some file in this directory will adds that file in the simulator too.

Hello @Plight , thank you for your question! First, could you please share more about what you are trying to do in your app? Its difficult to give advice on workflows without knowing exactly what kind of experience you are trying to create. Most of our existing documentation is going to be from WWDC videos, like the one you linked above, and the documentation website for specific APIs. Here's another WWDC25 video where we go over the Apple Positional Audio Codec (APAC) near the end: Learn about the Apple Projected Media Profile. It provides an example of how to author an audio file using AVAssetWriter. Davinci Resolve is currently capable of authoring ambisonic ASAF content, so I recommend investigating that tool to see if it meets your needs. Additionally, Resolve should be cabable of encoding an ASAF master wav file into APAC. The Compressor app also has this functionality. You can use the AVPlayer API to playback ASAF content in your app. This is available on a VideoMaterial for example.

Hello @Plight, thank you for your question! First, could you please share more about what you are trying to do in your app? Its difficult to give advice on workflows without knowing exactly what kind of experience you are trying to create. Most of our existing documentation is going to be from WWDC videos, like the one you linked above, and the documentation website for specific APIs. Here's another WWDC25 video where we go over the Apple Positional Audio Codec (APAC) near the end: Learn about the Apple Projected Media Profile. It provides an example of how to author an audio file using AVAssetWriter. Davinci Resolve is currently capable of authoring ambisonic ASAF content, so I recommend investigating that tool to see if it meets your needs. Additionally, Resolve should be cabable of encoding an ASAF master wav file into APAC. The Compressor app also has this functionality. You can use the AVPlayer API to playback ASAF content in your app. This is available on a VideoMaterial for example. P

There's .pkpasses format, which is a zip file (just like .pkpass) with several .pkpass inside, but apparently this is supported only in Safari and Mail (still don't understand why but this sounds stupid)