Pick a longer notification tone? Or, record the short one you've got the issue with, put it into QuickTime Player, paste a copy of it onto the end a few times, save, add to your phone, pick as your new tone.

More debugging... Looks like I was adding too many timeline entries. Doesn't explain why the entire thing exhibits the behaviours seen above just because there are too many timeline entries. Surely iOS should simply not add any over a certain count or memory footprint, or at least warn the developer instead of appearing to be utterly broken?

These are the Developer Forums, where developers ask each other for hints and tips on coding. Your question is more of a support one, so I'd suggest you ask it over at the Apple Support Forums. Thanks.

I recently had this issue, too. I have no idea how it got fixed, but this is what I have in the Info: Main app - does not have this key. Widget extension (Home Screen widgets and Lock Screen widgets) - has NSExtension containing NSExtensionPointIdentifier only. Watch App - does not have this key. Complications widget extension - has NSExtension containing NSExtensionPointIdentifier only. So, I got this error, added one of the keys and it didn't work so I removed them and it all worked fine. I know this is probably a rubbish response, but it works as it is now without those keys, so maybe try it?

Well, in that case I'd simply use a cropped screenshot of that area and explain what the symbol means. I wouldn't use the symbol itself, just a screenshot of it.

Raise a bug.

Attempting to login to our apps via what mechanism? You don't actually state what the problem is.

What have you tried? Can we see your code?

Without an image of what you're describing, this looks like you need to add .contentMarginsDisabled() on your WidgetConfiguration: struct WidgetExtension: Widget { var body: some WidgetConfiguration { AppIntentConfiguration( kind: "kind", intent: MyIntent.self, provider: TimelineProvider() ) { entry in WidgetEntry(entry: entry) } .configurationDisplayName("display name") .description("description") .supportedFamilies([.accessoryCircular, .accessoryInline, .accessoryRectangular, .systemSmall, .systemMedium]) .contentMarginsDisabled() // <--- THIS } }

Mark your reply as the answer so others know the issue has been fixed.

You're going to have to provide way more information than you have already. What is the current version on the App Store? Is it below the version you're trying to add? As the error message suggests, maybe try again later? Also, please don't add unrelated tags to your forum posts. What does this have to do with "xcselect", "Beta", "Prototyping" or "Scribble"?! If there's no tag for your actual issue, it's likely you're posting this in the wrong place.

Does it matter? Does your own name conflict with an existing developer?

You know you can crop images so we can see the relevant info on the screen without scrolling, right? If 90% of those screenshots is irrelevant to your point, don't post it. Thanks.

Not enough information here to help you. What versions of all software are you using and having issues with?

I'd really appreciate a pointer on this. Is there anyone from Apple who can confirm there's a 15-item limit? I can't see this limit mentioned in any documentation (it really should be).