this is really helpful thank you! i used this for testing that i can open the print preview within my app: import PDFKit class PDFManager { func printTest() -> Error? { let pdfView = PDFView() pdfView.document = PDFDocument() guard let dataRepresention = pdfView.document?.dataRepresentation() else { print("dataRepresention is nil") return URLError(.badURL) } let printInfo = UIPrintInfo(dictionary: nil) printInfo.jobName = "Class Plan" printInfo.outputType = .general let printController = UIPrintInteractionController.shared printController.printInfo = printInfo printController.showsNumberOfCopies = true printController.printingItem = dataRepresention printController.present(animated: true, completionHandler: nil) return nil } }

Hi, It's almost December 2024 for us and we had the same problem. We added subscription products to our app from the very start and they were quickly rejected and returned to us as "Developer Action Needed". We kept resubmitting them by changing the name of the localised etc but we kept getting rejected for not Submitting it with required binary. We also found that when trying to purchase on one of our subscriptions, Apple App Review and us both got errors of "Unable to Complete Request" (only an issue for us on Xcode simulators, worked fine in TestFlight). We spent weeks on this issue trying to resubmit our subscriptions in different orders, adding review notes etc. The only fix was to create new products with the same information (we incremented our product name by 1) and then attach the new products to a new build in the "In-App Purchases or Subscriptions" (it says it's optional but it's not). Only after figuring this out, did our app get approved. Hopefully, Apple can fix this or make this more obvious in the future.