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Thanks for the post, I have only questions for you to narrow down and make sure I understand the platform not working. Can you provide me the version of Xcode and what simulator are you using to ensure that the simulator you're using is compatible with the Foundation Model framework. Since your M1 Air and iPad Pro M5 are both Apple silicon devices, the simulator should generally support the latest frameworks. Make sure you have the latest version of Xcode installed. Update the simulator images to the latest version available. If possible, try running your app on a different simulator that you know works well with your app. You can choose from a list of simulators available in Xcode. Can you provide me that? Can you provide me exactly the error you are getting in the simulator. Look at the error logs in Xcode for more specific information about what might be causing the issue. This can help in diagnosing the problem more accurately. If possible, test your app on a real device using the same model as y

I am going to suggest that your issue is more structural than a Bluetooth connection problem if even print(App initializing) is not printing. Once you get that working (perhaps start with a clean Hello world! project to make sure your code is running. And then you can add the Bluetooth functionality to it using examples. Unfortunately our sample projects are a bit dated, and outside the watchOS sample Interacting with Bluetooth peripherals during background app refresh, we don't have any SwiftUI examples that demonstrate CoreBluetooth. Currently, the CoreBluetooth framework is not fully compatible with SwiftUI, and requires the use of @UIApplicationDelegateAdaptor var delegate: ApplicationDelegate and handle your CoreBluetooth logic in a UIKit class. In the above example, you will find an iOS target BARBluetooth, which will show how the SwiftUI/UIKit integration is handled. (do not consider the code there as a full example though, as that is a specific app that only accompanies the

Thanks for the post, this is very interesting, can you provide a little more context about how Xcode marks the string as stale? Screenshots or a way to reproduce it quickly? This is the key you ad adding into your Info.plist? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/BundleResources/Information-Property-List/NSAlarmKitUsageDescription Ensure there are no hidden characters or encoding issues in your InfoPlist.xcstrings file that might confuse Xcode. What happens when you keep it only in the Info.plist? Do you get the same results with just the relevant code in a small test project? If so, please share a link to your test project. That'll help us better understand what's going on. If you're not familiar with preparing a test project, take a look at Creating a test project. Thanks, Albert Pascual
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My app is a Mac app that uses the AppKit framework. It is not a SwiftUI app, nor is it an iOS app. It uses SwiftUI for some views. The sample project code is similar to my code snippet but is built using the SwiftUI design pattern. I want Transaction.updates and Product.SubscriptionInfo.Status.updates to work, but they are not detecting the changes I make when I make purchases, nor are they detecting purchases when using the Xcode Transaction Manager. Also, I use subscriptionStatusTask(for:priority:action:) modifier where I use ProductView and it doesn't work. It is supposed to react in real time. It works if I reload the view by switching to another view and then back. I believe it is less to do with the code and is something else. Maybe the Xcode project file settings is messed up or I am missing something. I tried restarting the Mac and clearing the derived data. Likewise, as I mentioned, it works perfectly in a fresh Xcode project with a minimal setup, but it doesn’t work in my

Hello @DTS Engineer can I send sender and message body to the backend server to process it for blocked list data ?

App Review states they are unable to buy the in-app purchase Have you asked what they mean by 'unable to make a subscription purchase'? It could mean that the purchase sheet doesn't appear they don't see a button leading to the purchase sheet they don't see a list of products they tap something that is not even a button or something without a tap gesture I would make sure that I were on the same turf as theirs.

SUB : iBeacon Monitoring in Flutter App: Background Wake-Up from Killed State, Time Limits for BLE, and Handling Multiple Regions/Identifiers Hello Engineer, I'm developing a cross-platform app using Flutter and the flutter_beacon library to handle iBeacon detection on iOS. My goal is to wake up the app in the background when it's in a killed/terminated state upon entering/exiting beacon regions, allowing for BLE communication (e.g., ranging or connecting to beacons). I've configured the necessary Info.plist keys for always location access and background location modes, and it works partially for single regions, but I have some specific questions/issues regarding reliability and limitations: Background Execution Time After Wake-Up: When the app is woken in the background by a region monitoring event (enter/exit) from a killed state, approximately how much time (in seconds) does iOS allocate for the app to run before suspending it again? Is this sufficient for performing BLE operations like ranging be

Good news—we have successfully addressed the final App Store requirements thanks to detailed feedback from the review team. This process, though intensive, proved to be a blessing in disguise. The iOS app is now more polished and robust than our current Android version. We’ve already identified a list of improvements derived from this review that we plan to implement on Android over the next few weeks to ensure parity and quality across both platforms. Thanks again for the help.