Because it's in the Developer Programme. When you're enrolled in the programme you see the updates that are available in the programme. If you're currently on 13.0 and there's a 13.1 beta available that's what you'll be shown. The fact you're on 13.0 and there's an update to 13.0.1 is neither here nor there because 13.0.1 isn't in the Developer Programme.

Ha! It did get rejected by App Store Connect after I'd submitted the app for review because I hadn't localised the intents... Surely Xcode should pick that up rather than let it go all the way to App Store Connect and into review?

It is a big report ;)

Ha... Well done for figuring it out.

Yeah, I noticed the "Per" text didn't stay in the top line. Very strange, as there's clearly enough space for it.

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Probably a typo. The iPhone 8 Plus is 1242 x 2208 (not 2088), which is 414 x 736 @3x.

Shouldn't be any issues. I had an iPhone-only app which I then added iPad support to.

Your question is quite clearly not meant for the developers of apps on Apple's operating systems. Ask your product support question elsewhere.

This is likely a developer question, given they mentioned .privacySensitive.

Have you tried it? I've given you a solution that definitely works for me. It's not difficult for you to implement it in your own app and see whether it works in all your use cases. Give it a go. If it doesn't work, you've lost nothing, but perhaps it just needs a few small tweaks to work in your situation?

Okay... Did you try the fix I mentioned?

Yeah, "lol"... :roll eyes: If you select a simulator target such as "iPhone 14 Pro Max", the "Archive" option is disabled. That's where I got it from.

Sorry, there's no "but" here. The widget is of the family .accessoryCircular. Just because it shows a square behind it, doesn't mean it's going to draw it as a square.

In Apple's video he makes it look as though the code being used for the Lock Screen widgets is the same code that's being used on the Watch. I tried that, but just couldn't get it to work, and an Apple engineer told me the complications code goes in the Watch app. So, the video is misleading. I think they were simply showing us what it looks like in a Watch preview. You can share code between targets if you set their target membership correctly. I have shared code, constants, views etc.