Yes, you can set the release note for a build in Xcode Cloud directly from the build process itself. To set the release note for a build in Xcode Cloud, you can use the xcodebuild command-line tool, which is included in Xcode. When you run xcodebuild to create an archive, you can pass the XCODE_CLOUD_BUILD_NOTES environment variable to set the release notes for the build. Here's an example command to create an archive with a release note using xcodebuild: xcodebuild archive -workspace MyWorkspace.xcworkspace -scheme MyScheme -archivePath MyArchive.xcarchive XCODE_CLOUD_BUILD_NOTES="This is my release note" In this example, the XCODE_CLOUD_BUILD_NOTES environment variable is set to "This is my release note". This will be the release note that appears in the build details in Xcode Cloud. Note that you can also set the XCODE_CLOUD_BUILD_NOTES environment variable in Xcode itself, by adding it to the "Environment Variables" section of your Xcode scheme's run configuration.

For that, I would suggest a custom script in ci_scripts / post script install using fastlane. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/writing-custom-build-scripts https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/deliver/ you will still have to repopulate your details in the fastlane folder / metadata / screenshot / release note and commit. Plus you will need an API Key that you will pass as a secret in your env variable. Anyway you can test all the steps locale before using Xcode Cloud to valide. Now the question, do you really want to do that? on my side I much prefer to control the release and not have auto submit unless you have like Netflix, or over big player, 2 weeks release cycle and in app release notes.

Yes both iOS 15 & macOS Monterey. However it is not working on all website as the web developer need to clearly identify the it is a TOTP. That part will take more time as all website need to adopt it and follow the best practice.

I am using SFSafariViewController and the review teams still asked me to implement ATT. For the moment (still in review) I ask for ATT, and if I don't have the user consent I am replacing the Safari view by a message prompting the user to open the link externally. Will tell you if the review team agree with me. For the moment, they disagree with the wording of the message in ATT.

I faced the same issue, so I implementented ATT in my app and fall back to launching Safari from the app. That being said, it raise a question for me & ATT. To be fair, as a user, if I use Safari and visit any Apple website, shouldn't Safari ask me if I want Apple to track my activity on there website (they do use cookies). I mean, shouldn't the same rule apply for Apple?

Same issue here.. :(