CNGroup can be encoded to data and that's it. Performing the reverse is not supported given name & identifier are read-only open properties hence decoding a data stream back to a CNGroup will always never work. Using the CNMutableGroup model will only give you the ability to encode and decode name in both directions but the super implementation of identifier will present the issue of only being able to encode the object to data and not the reverse.

Try setting the values on the root controller of each tab item and not the tab item itself.

notes maybe - images no. For images store references to their location on disk in core data, or upload them to a remote cdn or your app will be deleted very quickly when the user realize the culprit responsible for the used storage.

Just make sure you have the associated scheme selected for the associated test to be triggered.

iOS determines the final priority for notifications based on other internal factors.

Have you tried 4.1.0?

The rejection is about providing a gateway for commercial copyright content to be used without permission by the user. Unless your app provides disclaimers against the use of copyright material or uses an algorithm to detect such things the rejection is pretty much outlining those potentials.

Learn Xcode or report the problem to Microsoft, not Apple and wait for them to fix it.

If the key is missing - rinse and repeat.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/watchconnectivity/implementing_two-way_communication_using_watch_connectivity In the SessionDelegator func session(_ session: WCSession, didReceive file: WCSessionFile) method the footnote says the WCSessionFile.fileURL is removed when the session method returns. So I looks like accessing the file per transfer is dependant on doing so early synchronously before return.

Push notifications doesn't work by sprinkling magic dust, you have other options: Xcode 13 command line tools where you can send a notification payload directly to the sim (simulator delivery only) PushNotifications, a desktop app to send to real devices during development https://github.com/onmyway133/PushNotifications Build your own APNS message delivery server between that endpoint & apple's production and sandbox environment If you don't care about when you're suppose to get to market (major dependency) When you're ready to go into production you will have to host an actual delivery server on site or in the cloud so as the proverb goes, pick your poison.

Here is a list of local servers that can be used during development and potentially production: https://github.com/uniqush (open source) https://onesignal.com/pricing (paid w/free option) There is always firebase. Google search open source push notification servers

What is the error?

Regardless of the issuer's country of operation I think the blockade is targeting the card holders country of birth or residence short of it being a payment network problem. That's the downside to the current global state of affairs, there is nothing you can do unless Apple were to defer renewals for Russian developers but that will place Apple in a position they won't want to be in with the government.

That's the downside to the current global state of affairs, there is nothing you can do unless Apple where to defer renewals for Russian developers but that will place them in a position they won't want to be in.