I needed to verify something on the CloudKit console, but it is not working even though the system status says that it's operational: http://developer.apple.com/system-status/ Is anyone experiencing the same issue? I can't load the databases, zones nor saved queries.

Dear Sir I just installed postgreSQL 14.2 on my MacBook Air but I have a problem with the app pgAdmin 4, I can't open it, it's error. This is the error message "The application cannot be opened for an unexpected reason, error=Error Domain=NSOSStatusErrorDomain Code=-10669 "(null)" UserInfo={_LSLine=3829, _LSFunction=_LSOpenStuffCallLocal}" I hope you can help me to fix that problem.

Has anyone ever seen this in their Apple computer logs? Do you know what it does?

I work with Core Data and I needed to change CloudKit container in Singing & Capabilities. I've done it successed, I think. But when I run my app, NSCloudKitMirroringDelegate returns the error with user info: NSLocalizedFailureReason=Subscription save succeeded but did not return 'com.apple.coredata.cloudkit.shared.subscription' as a saved subscription I've registred my app's ID and I've checked iCloud. Thanks in advanced.

I have employed a developer and given him full admin rights. He tells me he can't continue because he doesn't have access to the developer console . He needs to "add inapp purchase support and then build and download the profile" I thought the whole point of giving someone admin permission is so they can do whatever they need to submit an app. I have an individual account

I have a container in CloudKit and learning how to type commands, it asks for the container id. Where can I find the CloudKit container id ? Kindly

I couldn't find a related discussion on here that wasn't 5-8 years old, so I'm submitting it to the forum for help. :-) I need to connect to a SQL database, and read and write to the DB from my app. Since this is personal health data from a healthcare organization, I will need to implement a secure form of data transfer - point to point encryption, or whatever the best practice is for this. I can't find much on this topic. Many apps connect to hospital data, but I can't find how it is being done from iOS. Basically, how is this being done? what's the basic architecture, and lastly might there be a current tutorial on these topics? Thank you in advance! Not sure if the tag I chose is the correct one for this topic.

Over the past few days, my experience with CloudKit Console has been terribly frustrating... recurring http timeouts, 502 Bad Gateways, and - worst of all - I've got an app which is posting to CloudKit via CoreData and although it DOES sync the data between my devices - CKConsole fails to show ANY records in the specified database... (I've even gone so far as to check BOTH public and private databases, in EACH of the CK Containers associated with my AppleID - desperately hoping to find these records via CKConsole - but alas, no such luck.) Has anyone built an app (or MacOS application) which mirrors (and more importantly, improves upon) the functionality that is supposed to be available via CKConsole? Prior to making the switch to using CloudKit, I've previously used MySQL on a long list of non-iPhone applicaitons - and having access to a command-line interface to the SQL database has always been a very valuable part of my development process. Can anyone suggest ways to re-introduce that CLI type of rapid prototyping into a CloudKit project? Is there a CLI that speaks directly to CloudKit databases (both public and private)? Many thanks...

I have 8 errors in my console and I don't know how to fix them.