I am developing an iOS/iPadOS application and have encountered some behavior regarding Files App and security-scoped bookmarks that I would like to clarify. Additionally, I would like to report some behavior which might include a potential issue. Question1: Accessing deleted files via bookmark (Specification clarification) Our app saves file URLs as bookmarks, which file that user has selected on Files App or app-created so to open a file which user has modified previously in the next launch. When a user deletes a file in Files App (moves a file to Recently Deleted), the app can still resolve the bookmark and access the file for read/write operations. Is this behavior intended? In other words, is it correct that a bookmark can access a file that has been deleted in Files App but not permanently removed? Question2: Overwriting a file in Recently Deleted (Potential bug) We noticed that overwriting a file in Recently Deleted behaves differently depending on the method used. Current implementation 1.Create a temporary file in the same directory 2.Write content to the temporary file 3.Delete the original file ([NSFileManager removeItemAtURL:error:]) 4.Move the temporary file to the original file path ([NSFileManager moveItemAtURL:toURL:error:]) Result: The file disappears from Files App Recently Deleted. In contrast, using [NSFileManager replaceItemAtURL:withItemAtURL:] keeps the file visible in Recently Deleted. Is this difference designed behavior? If not, this may be a bug. Question3: Detecting files in Recently Deleted We want to detect whether a file resides in Recently Deleted, but we cannot find a reliable and officially supported method. Recently Deleted files appear under .Trash, but using the path alone is not a reliable method. We have tried the following APIs without success: [NSURL getResourceValue:forKey:NSURLIsHiddenKey error:] [NSURL checkResourceIsReachableAndReturnError:] [NSFileManager fileExistsAtPath:] [NSFileManager isReadableFileAtPath:] [NSFileManager getRelationship:ofDirectory:NSTrashDirectory inDomain:NSUserDomainMask toItemAtURL:error:] We could not obtain the Recently Deleted folder URL using standard APIs. [NSFileManager URLsForDirectory:NSTrashDirectory inDomains:NSUserDomainMask] [NSFileManager URLForDirectory:NSTrashDirectory inDomain:NSUserDomainMask appropriateForURL:url create:error:] Could you advise a safe and supported way to detect Recently Deleted files properly by the app?

We would like to obtain price data of our app's subscription items in order to facilitate our work on our application. I referred to the following document of AppStoreConnectAPI and found the API for acquiring the data. Although as a result, we are not able to get the [Initial Price] data that we wanted to get. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appstoreconnectapi/read_subscription_price_point_information Example: id = "[unique id]" url = "https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/subscriptionPricePoints/" + id + "/equalizations" params = "include=territory&filter[territory]=JPN&limit=200" #include=territory&filter[territory]=JPN res = requests.get(url, params, headers=HEAD) { "data": [ { "type": "subscriptionPricePoints", "id": "[unique id]", "attributes": { "customerPrice": "50", "proceeds": "35", "proceedsYear2": "43" }, As shown in the example above, the "Initial Price" information was not included. My question is: How do I get the "initial price" information for the subscription item in the following page or csv file? https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/apps/1262985592/appstore/subscriptions/1499075709/pricing If someone know any tips about this, please let me know.

Hello, I found that when installing an arbitrary app to macOS 12.0 by pkg file, it shows following error message. PKInformSystemPolicyInstallOperation failed with error:An error occurred while registering installation with Gatekeeper. Issue can not be replicated with macOS 11. Also even the error message has shown, installation seems to be completed properly. Have anyone seen similar issue with macOS 12?