I've found the root cause! I have been using the .clipShape(Circle()) modifier which worked perfectly well on iOS 18 but appears to break authorization on iOS 26. Once I removed this modifier, the LocationButton started to acquire "when in use" authorization as expected... LocationButton(.currentLocation) { ... } .foregroundColor(.white) .symbolVariant(.fill) .labelStyle(.iconOnly) // .clipShape(Circle())

Thanks to Quinn's hint, I was able to successfully log collect tonight's and yesterday's messages this morning using log show! I have also realised that log stats will also display ttl stats (and predicate has a documented timeToLive field): % log stats --archive /tmp/system_logs.logarchive --predicate 'subsystem=="com.example.MyApp"' ... ttl: [ 1day 3days 7days 14days 30days ] [ 0 0 0 2 51 ] ... Although sometimes the ttl summary is omitted, in particular (but not only) if all messages seem have the same ttl. The OSLogPreferences entry in my Info.plist now looks like this: <key>OSLogPreferences</key> <dict> <key>com.example.MyApp</key> <dict> <key>DEFAULT-OPTIONS</key> <dict> <key>Level</key> <dict> <key>Enable</key> <string>Debug</string> <key>Persist</key> <string>Debug</string> </dict> <key>Enable-Private-Data</key> <true/> <key>TTL</key> <dict> <key>Default</key> <integer>21</integer> <key>Info</key> <integer>21</integer> <key>Debug</key> <integer>21</integer> <key>Error</key> <integer>21</integer> <key>Fault</key> <integer>21</integer> </dict> </dict> </dict> </dict> Many thanks Quinn!

I have verified that this works for me now, after the app has been published on the App Store.

Similar issue here: "We found that your in-app purchase products exhibited one or more bugs which create a poor user experience. Specifically, an error message displayed when we clicked on the 'Mein Abo' button." The button is simply setting showManageSubscriptionsSheet to true... .manageSubscriptionsSheet(isPresented: $showManageSubscriptionsSheet) Feedback: FB19601228 (StoreKit: manageSubscriptionSheet showing error during app review)

I see the same issue with code based on the Swift App Store Server Library sample - works using sandbox, fails with errorCode 401 using production: import AppStoreServerLibrary let issuerId = "99b16628-15e4-4668-972b-eeff55eeff55" let keyId = "ABCDEFGHIJ" let bundleId = "com.example" let encodedKey = try! String(contentsOfFile: "/path/to/key/SubscriptionKey_ABCDEFGHIJ.p8") let environment = AppStoreEnvironment.sandbox // try! used for example purposes only let client = try! AppStoreServerAPIClient(signingKey: encodedKey, keyId: keyId, issuerId: issuerId, bundleId: bundleId, environment: environment) let response = await client.requestTestNotification() switch response { case .success(let response): print(response.testNotificationToken) case .failure(let errorCode, let rawApiError, let apiError, let errorMessage, let causedBy): print(errorCode) print(rawApiError) print(apiError) print(errorMessage) print(causedBy) }

Same result with Xcode 16.4 RC. With a template project the save fails silently. FB17667512 (Xcode 16: crash when trying to save autocreated testplan)

Thanks for the clarification. So looks like the solution would be to use an AppEnum with the AppShortcut and potentially have another AppIntent with a Date parameter not exposed as an AppShortcut for use in automations I guess?

Thanks for looking into this. I do have AppShortcuts.xcstrings in my project already (project default language is English, localization for German). The phrases do work in the simulator and on device in both languages, but I still get "No Matching Intent" in the latest Xcode Version 16.2 (16C5032a) when trying to use App Shortcuts Preview. I do have a localized app name (which seems to cause an issue in SiriTipView), so maybe this is related?

@darkpaw the following code is giving me the above error: struct GetIntent: ForegroundContinuableIntent { ... @Parameter var date: Date? ... } ... class MyShortcuts: AppShortcutsProvider { static var appShortcuts: [AppShortcut] { AppShortcut( intent: GetIntent(), phrases: [ "Get \(.applicationName) for \(.date)" ], shortTitle: "Get", systemImageName: "calendar") } }

Hi @philippeboudreau - weird, for me the phrase is actually localized but SiriTipView inserts the non-localized app name. This results in a phrase which won't work. Invoking the localized phrase with the localized app name works with Siri. You wrote AppShortcuts.strings - I am using the new AppShortcuts.xcstrings. Maybe this matters?

Now they did show up - not sure why 😂

Thanks, done: FB15518167 (Unit Tests with local notifications time out on Xcode Cloud)

Same problem on iOS 18.0.1 and Xcode 16... FB15508274 My timeline covers 10 days, but if I get new data in my background task which runs overnight, I'd like to reload the timeline. I was able to verify that code before and after reloadAllTimelines() successfully executes in the background and all my data is updated, but widgets timelines are not ( I share a subset of my data with the Widgets using an App Group and UserDefaults). Starting the background task in the debugger always works and updates both data and widgets. Has anybody experimented with shorter timelines, and/or TimelineReloadPolicy.after(), or found any other workarounds yet?

Same thing happens with \.requestReview. I've tried using \.openWindow to open a non-volumetric window. That kind of works. However, dismissing the window immediately crashes, dismissing the window later also closes the review prompt, and there seems to be no way to sense if the user has dismissed the review prompt. So does not seem to be a good workaround. Filed FB15163571 (reviewRequest crashes with volumetric windows)

I have tried different permutation of the suggestions here, but for me neither Button nor Toggle display tooltips on visionOS 2 beta. .help also does not work, unfortunately. Did anyone got them to work on that platform in a toolbar (mine is attached to a Volume)? RealityView { ... } .toolbar { ToolbarItemGroup { ... } }