I got this note from the App Store with my last update: Dear Developer, We identified one or more issues with a recent delivery for your app, “Bills & Periodicals” 1.2 (20). Your delivery was successful, but you may wish to correct the following issues in your next delivery: ITMS-90863: Apple silicon Macs support issue - The app uses symbols that are not present on Mac: /usr/lib/swift/libswiftFoundation.dylib _$s10Foundation24FloatingPointFormatStyleV8CurrencyV4code6localeAEyx_GSS_AA6LocaleVtcfC _$s10Foundation24FloatingPointFormatStyleV8CurrencyVyx_GAA0dE0AAMc After you’ve corrected the issues, you can upload a new binary to App Store Connect. Best regards, The App Store Team I don't know how to use the information provided to identify the problem. Can anyone help?

I have an app in the App Store names "Bills & Periodicals". For keywords, I used "Bills, Periodical, Subscription". When I use the search feature in the App Store, I search for "Bill" or "Bills", but my app doesn't show up in the resulting list. If I search for "Periodical", it shows up, but nobody's going to search for that. What do I have to change to have it accept "Bills" as a search term?

Trying to submit version 1.1 of my app. Version 1.0 is already in the App Store. When I try to validate the archive in Xcode, I get this message: Looking at the logs only gets this: ZjfoV6/Root/Payload/Bills & Periodicals.app: internal error in Code Signing subsystem. I tried cycling "Automatically Manage Signing". Also tried waiting a couple of days, per suggestion. Any advice?

When I run my app with the simulator or on a physical device (iPhone 10s, iPad 7), it works fine. So I send the archive to the App Store and they reject it because all they get is a black screen. Two questions: What could possibly cause this? I set the Run scheme to 'release'. It still runs with no problem. How can I use the archive to test the app? The folks at the App Store will soon get tired of me sending the app to them to test.

My Icon Badge value can change when the date changes, but I can't update it until the user runs my app. Is there a way to change it around midnight even if the app is not active? I'm using SwiftUI for IOS.