I'm trying to test my IAP in sandbox to ensure that it's functioning, but a few hours ago, I started getting the message, "Unable to process your request. Please try again later" in sandbox. Is anyone else getting this error? Below is the error in the console: Purchase did not return a transaction: Error Domain=SKServerErrorDomain Code=0 "(null)" UserInfo={developerErrorMessage=An unknown error occurred., developerErrorCode=5000000} Note: My App ID and Product ID are correct, the IAP is live on the App Store, and the product is recognized in sandbox. I'm trying to push an update tonight, but won't be able to unless this is resolved.

Hi everyone, I'm trying to add standard, non-unique database indexes to my Core Data entities for performance optimization (e.g., indexing Date or String attributes used in predicates and sort descriptors). I'm using Xcode 16.2 on macOS Sequoia 15.1. My problem is that I cannot find the expected UI element in the Core Data model editor (.xcdatamodeld) to configure these database indexes. What I Understand / Expect: I know the old "Indexed" checkbox on the Attribute Inspector is deprecated/gone. My understanding from recent documentation and tutorials is that database indexing (separate from Spotlight indexing) should be configured in the Entity Inspector (when the Entity itself is selected), within a section titled "Indexes" (usually located below "Constraints"). This "Indexes" section should allow adding individual or compound indexes that translate to SQL CREATE INDEX commands, distinct from uniqueness constraints. What I'm Experiencing: When I select an Entity in the model editor, the "Indexes" section is completely missing from the Data Model Inspector pane on the right. I see sections for Name, Class, Constraints, Spotlight, User Info, Versioning, etc., but no "Indexes" section appears between Constraints and Spotlight (or anywhere else). Troubleshooting Steps Taken: Verified Selection: I have confirmed I am selecting the Entity itself in the left-hand list, not an individual Attribute. Ruled out Spotlight Indexing: I understand the difference between database indexing (for internal query performance) and the "Index in Spotlight" checkbox/Core Spotlight framework (for system search). I specifically need the former. Basic Xcode Troubleshooting: I have tried restarting Xcode, cleaning the build folder (Shift+Command+K), and deleting the project's Derived Data. The "Indexes" section remains missing. Checked File Placement/Target Membership: Confirmed the .xcdatamodeld file is correctly included in the target. Its location in the project navigator doesn't seem relevant. Checked Model Versioning: Ensured the correct model version is set as "Current" in the File Inspector. Ruled out Other Features: Confirmed that Fetch Requests, Fetched Properties, and User Info keys are not the mechanisms for defining database indexes. Confirmed Not Project-Specific: I created a brand new, template-generated iOS App project with "Use Core Data" checked. In this new project, when selecting the default "Item" entity, the "Indexes" section is also missing from the Entity Inspector. This strongly suggests the issue is with my Xcode environment/version itself, not my specific project's setup. Considered Programmatic/Manual: I understand Core Data expects schema definitions (including indexes) declaratively in the model file. While manual XML editing of the contents file works (adding ... within the tag), this is not the desired or intended workflow via the standard tools. My Questions: What is the correct, current procedure for defining non-unique Core Data database indexes using the Xcode UI in Xcode 16.2? Has the location or method for configuring database indexes changed in this version of Xcode? If so, where is it now? Is the absence of the "Indexes" section in the Entity Inspector a known issue or intentional change for this Xcode version? If the standard UI method is unavailable, what is the officially recommended approach (other than manual XML editing)? I've reviewed the documentation ("Configuring Entities", "Configuring Attributes") and while screenshots show the inspectors, they don't definitively show the "Indexes" section within the Entity Inspector, sometimes focusing on attributes or potentially being cropped. Any clarification or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

In my experience, submissions are typically reviewed within a few hours, even for resubmissions after a rejection. However, my most recent submission has been "Waiting for review" for almost 24 hours now. I’m wondering why this might be happening. Could it be due to the timing—it’s the weekend before Good Friday, so perhaps there are fewer reviewers available and a higher volume of submissions? Or maybe the fact that this is a resubmission after a rejection is causing the delay? Have others noticed longer wait times during holidays or for resubmissions? I really appreciate the hard work of the review team and all Apple employees. To help ensure a smooth review process, I always try to make sure my app meets all the guidelines and include detailed release notes. Are there any other best practices I should follow to avoid delays? Thanks!

I've tried different browsers, clearing cache and history, restarting and using different networks, but I still have no access to the business page. I have the account holder and admin roles and I have F2A on my Apple ID. I need to access the business section to submit my new build because it has a subscription. Any help, recommendations or guidance would be greatly appreciated.