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Hello, I am reviewing the sample codes of FairPlay Streaming SDK 26 and there was a place where I think is a mistake. The codes are for the server, for both Swift and Rust codes. There is an if statement which compares ProtocolVersionUsed(spcData.versionUsed) and SPCVersion1 constant, though ProtocolVersionUsed and SPC Version is a different thing, so shouldn't it be using a different constant value? [createContentKeyPayload.swift] // Fallback to version 1 if content can have encrypted slice headers, which need to be decrypted separately. Slice headers are not encrypted when using CBCS. if serverCtx.spcContainer.spcData.versionUsed == base_constants.SPCVersion.v1.rawValue && [createContentKeyPayload.rs] // Fallback to version 1 if content can have encrypted slice headers, which need to be decrypted separately. Slice headers are not encrypted when using CBCS. if (serverCtx.spcContainer.spcData.versionUsed == SPCVersion::v1 as u32) && Thank you.

Hello. My recent app submission got rejected after many days in the queue, but without providing a reason. My app is an AI app that uses the OpenAI API, and has been since version 0 (almost a year), however in this latest version, which was a minor update, the reviewer rejected the submission and only asked a question: We need more information to continue the review. Next Steps Provide detailed answers to the following questions: Does the app use a native AI agent? Or does it rely on a third party AI service? I, of course, responded right away. But I just don't know what I'm supposed to do next. Am I supposed to cancel the submission and resubmit so they see my answer? Or will they check my answer after some days/weeks? It's been 4 days since I responded already. Also what was the cancellation reason? Am I supposed to write my third party service providers in the description or something? If anyone can provide advice, especially regarding whether I should cancel and resubmit or just continue waiting for a res

Here's the text of FB22001359 I've just submitted: Xcode 26 changed the behavior of the Inspectors pane (which hopefully is a bug and not an intended behavior). Now, if I close (or open) the Inspectors pane in a window tab, it closes (or opens) the Inspectors pane in ALL tabs. This is insanely horrible, unproductive, time-wasting behavior that breaks workflows that has been established for many years. By way of example: In a window tab that contains a .xib, I always want the Inspectors pane to be open. While in the window tabs that contain code files, I want the Inspectors pane to be closed. (Sometimes I do open it in certain window tabs, when needed). Before Xcode 26, the Inspectors pane was open or closed in each individual tab as the user desired. Now, if I close the Inspectors pane in one window tab, the pane closes EVERYWHERE. Thus when, for example, I go to a .xib window tab, I have to open the Inspectors pane AGAIN. But then when I go back to a code window tab, I have to CLOS

MacOS system settings allow the user to select one of a number of number formats. My app behaves differently depending on the format (taken from the system Locale), so I need to test every combination. Thus far I have been successful at creating Locale objects with various identifiers that map to the different formats, like: let westEuropeanLocale = Locale(identifier: en_DE) However, I can't find a locale that maps to using . as a decimal point, and space as a thousands separator, even though it's a standard option (3rd in this list): Any suggestions on how to create a test for this number format?

In the Coding Intelligence feature introduced in Xcode 26, when I send a message using ChatGPT in Xcode, the message “Your request couldn't be completed. Networking error.” appears and I’m unable to use the feature. I suspect the issue may be related to the VPN or network proxy connected to my Mac and am attempting to investigate. However, Xcode does not display any specific error details, nor does it provide a way to view them, which makes a detailed investigation difficult. Next to the error message, there is a feedback button rather than a stethoscope (🩺) button, and the feedback window does not provide access to the underlying error information. Is there a way to view the detailed network error logs generated by ChatGPT in Xcode? (I am using Xcode 26.0.1.)

After upgrading to a new iPhone and restoring from an iCloud backup using the same Apple ID, I noticed an issue with Health app permissions. ■ What is happening On my previous iPhone, an app had permission to read step count data. After restoring to the new iPhone, the app still appears in the Health app under Sources. However, when I tap the app, the usual data type permission toggles (such as Steps) are not displayed at all. As a result, the app is unable to read step count data. ■ Additional details The app itself seems to be recognized as a Health data source. However, the data type permission screen is empty. No ON/OFF switches are shown. The backup was created on iOS 18, and the restore was performed on iOS 26. I have not yet confirmed whether this also happens with other iOS version combinations. ■ Questions Is it expected behavior that Health app permissions (per data type) are not restored via iCloud backup? Has anyone experienced a similar situation where the app

I just installed IOS 26.4 Beta 1 and on my 2023 Ram i get the Edit Pages option on the bottom. This happened when I first installed IOS 26 and the solution was to go to Display settings in CarPlay and turn off the Smart Zoom. After this latest install the Edit Pages is back and I no longer have the Smart Zoom option to turn off