I'm currently unable to create new identifiers in the Apple Developer portal at this URL: https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/identifiers/list The “+” button that should appear to create a new identifier is missing entirely from the page. What’s odd is that another team member (with the same access level and role under the same team) can see and use the button without any issues. So this doesn't appear to be a permissions-related problem. I’ve already tried: Logging out and back in Clearing browser cache Using different browsers (Safari, Chrome) Using Incognito/Private mode Still no luck. Has anyone encountered this before or knows how to resolve it? Thanks in advance.

Hi, I am currently working on an App Transfer from Company A to Company B but can't find any documentation about what happens to existing Siri Shortcuts working via App Extension intents. I have separated the rest of the post in 2 sections: one what summarizes my current understanding and the other with some questions and hypotheses. It would be great to have either someone from Apple to answer that, or someone else share their experience and possibly some documentation that I might have missed. To my understanding, when a new Shortcut is created, it stores the BundleID of the App and of the App Extension to find the application that will execute it afterwards. If I uninstall the App, I can see a message in the Shortcut app that says "This action requires APPNAME but it may not be installed", but I know that after transferring the app the BundleID doesn't change completely, only the team part does. However, it is not possible to test that as this change cannot be done in xCode as far as I know. Another part that seems to play a role here is the info.plist file, but in my situation, there are no entries related to the BundleID. All that being said, I am wondering: Is it possible to perform an app transfer and keep previously created shortcuts working? Is it possible to test this kind of things without having to perform a transfer? I haven't found a way to change the team part of the Bundle ID Is there a place in the documentation that takes care of those things in depth?

We've recently transferred one of our existing Production apps to a new centralized store in Apple, and the Bundle ID has changed. What's the customer experience for those with the old app? Are they able to upgrade in place, are they notified there's a new build, or do they need to first delete the old app and then search and download the new one?

Good morning, recently we had our application migrated to a new account due to company changes. In the old account we were able to notarize and publish the application, using notarytool and altool, both as an external installer dmg and on the App Store. The migration was successful and after signing up for a paid developer program, creating the new certificates and the new application password, we are now able to successfully sign and notarize the application for distributing the dmg package as an external installer. However we have an issue with the altool used to publish the application on the App Store. It seems a credentials rejection. This is unfortunately preventing us to deliver updated version of our software to our clients. Here are the logs for the two commands The USERNAME, TEAM_ID and APPLICATION_PASS are obviously placeholders by me to not show them in the following requests, and are originally the same in both commands This is the notarytool command -> SUCCESS xcrun notarytool history --apple-id "USERNAME" --team-id "TEAM_ID" --password "APPLICATION_PASS" Successfully received submission history. createdDate: 2025-01-21T12:24:28.472Z id: 94e5e0ba-9529-4c38-b36f-1e0369b745ab name: installer.app.zip status: Accepted