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It sounds like you tested it on iOS. I understand that some developers refresh Transaction.currentEntitlements when the iOS app switches to the foreground. Yes, I do handle Transaction.unfinished and it is not related to my issue. Have you seen this post by @saxmanbob? He had a similar issue to mine, but he resolved it due to some “Objective-C machinery”. I don’t use Objective-C in my app, although it may exist within some Swift packages. Please try the following and let me know if you get the same result. Download the CotEditor Xcode project, copy and paste the InAppPurchaseManager code somewhere appropriate and launch it in applicationDidFinishLaunching(_:). Locate the CotEditor.storekit file and change the Subscription Renewal Rate to Any Renewal Every 10 Seconds or Any Renewal Every 2 Seconds. Run the app and observe the console. You will see that it does not behave as expected. You could also try this in a fresh AppKit Xcode project. You don’t need to build the UI and you will see that it works

You're looking in the right place with WWDC24 videos, but you may have missed Bring your app to Siri, which is where we go into this. For functionality that fits with the SiriKit domains, you should continue to use those SiriKit intents within the domains for calling and messaging. For any other intents you may have outside of those domains, you can migrate those to App Intents, which it sounds like you've done, so it sounds like you're completely on the right path. I hope that helps! — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

Sorry for the delay in responding to this. Here are a few bug reports that have gotten no attention. All are macOS 26 bugs (the one with iPhone in the title affects macOS and iOS). I have just now gone through to confirm that each are happening consistently on 26.3. Many have been around since 26.0. Several say Recent Similar Reports: More than 10. The last one is a feature suggestion. Thank you for looking into these, especially the first two. FB20794466 -- Item Numbers shown when Overlay is set to None FB21356190 -- Orange microphone appears in menu bar at all times FB20933185 -- Siri voices break System voice UI FB20934473 -- No option to disable Type to Siri ... Siri window does not go away FB20785769 -- Speak announcements only works with Samantha voice FB20813399 -- Keyboard Shortcuts' Restore Defaults button should read Restore Default FB20875408 -- Reverse sort order only available in list view FB20875564 -- Record Selection Menu Bar Icon does not return to default state after Esc is pressed FB2102748

I was able to get things syncing reliably between Macs today running internal TestFlight builds after adding CloudKit.Framework to the app target's Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content section as described in this thread.. Once that was set, creating/editing a Project record would sync between the TestFlight apps. I then noticed that creating/editing a related TimeEntry record would cause syncing to completely stop in either direction. I then discovered that only my Project records type had been deployed to Development on the iCloud Console; while TimeEntry had not been deployed for some reason. I re-deployed schema changes from development to production on iCloud Console, and now Project and TimeEntry record types show in iCloud Console in production. Syncing now works for creating/editing/deleting Project and TimeEntry records. So all is syncing well in my Internal TestFlight builds now. Thank you, Ziqiao, for the links. I'm sure those would be helpful if I was still having issues.

I've seen this behavior as well. Haven't been able to track down exactly why it's happening. I attempted to create a stripped down example, but couldn't recreate the same issue. A couple of things about the ToolbarItemGroup(placement: .keyboard) {} I'm investigating: My implementation is view a SwiftUI View that conforms to the ToolbarContent protocol. My implementation is part of a separate Swift Package utilized in my main project.