Sorry, dude, get with the times. If it's not published or public, it's private, and there'd be no info available on what you're asking.

Learn native coding - That is the best advice. Please go to the owners of the library you're using and post the question there, as this is not an Apple product.

Please see a similar discussion here: https://forums.swift.org/t/what-is-the-suggested-way-to-pass-array-vector-data-back-and-forth-from-swift-and-cpp/69044/3

What is the crash? Saying something has crashed without the specifics of the crash is most likely not going to get you the help you're looking for. So provide any logs you may have related to the crash from the Xcode console or a screenshot of the crash so anyone looking at your post can have a context to work with.

Unless it is a game, apps don't automatically launch full screen for obvious reasons. It's a preference of the user to resize the window as they see fit for their own needs. If your app only supports iPhone then it will always launch using the size of an iPhone device. You can go back to the drawing board and include a made-for-iPad target and layouts or include native macOS support if you wish for your users to have the ability to resize the app window.

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Yes, you should consider doing it correctly.

Marking this for removal - Please post in the Apple community forums. https://discussions.apple.com/welcome

You will have better luck creating a bug ticket via the Feedback app or at https://developer.apple.com/bug-reporting/

You have the wrong business, or might I say, faith model. In-app purchases are used to deliver digital goods or services according to the rejection guidelines quoted in the notice. If you need tips or donations, you're better off running a website to solicit such funds, and your marketing strategy will need to be adjusted. An app of this type doesn't fit the In-App-Purchasing model.

Try putting some distance between yourself and the beacon to simulate proximity changes or turn the beacon off and on to see if it triggers an event and/or identifier state event.

Xcode 15 and still happening @eskimo

Please post all of your questions on the respective Microsoft and Google forums for assistance on their APIs. These are not Apple products. They're not developed by Apple.

SwiftData was never meant to be used like this. I recommend reading the Apple SwiftData examples and watching the WWDC videos.

There is no iOS/iPadOS 17.8 Beta.