I got the same message twice. My account is new too. Fisrt time, after 3 days, the Apple Developer Contact says that I violate the 「in-app-purchase」rule. I didn't write any in-app-purchase code, but I did import an third library(SwiftyStoreKit) before, uninstalled before submit. Some auto generated pay-related string left in my project cause this problem. I removed the file and re-submit again, now I got this problem again, some 「other-other」... It's really frustrating...

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Meet same issue and find a solution: Don't use initializeCloudKitSchema(), instead of creating an entity, then the system will auto generate schema, without creating extra field( CD_***_ckasset). Example: You use 「PublicEntity」 in 「Public」Configuration； Create a 「PublicEntity」 set value for every field use context.save() then schema 「CD_PublicEntity」 will auto generate.

Same issue and my solution. Scene: iOS17 + ScrollView + LazyVStack + Textfields.(iOS16 working as expected) Log: -[RTIInputSystemClient remoteTextInputSessionWithID:performInputOperation:] perform input operation requires a valid sessionID. Solution: Replace LazyVStack with VStack solved my problem.

I have a familiar issue and no workaround. :-( Scenario: iOS17 + LazyVStack + ScrollView, ScrollView flitters, and Views inside LazyVStack disappear when TextField changes FocusState.

Find a solution for iOS 17+. Reduce Data Struct into a one-dimensional Array. /** ✅ Make sure LazyVStack is always visible. */ ScrollView { LazyVStack { ForEach(data) { item in switch item.viewStyle { // dynamic config view by data case 1: DynamicHeightView1() case 2: DynamicHeightView2() default: DynamicHeightView() } } } } /** ❌ The contents inside a LazyVStack may disappear from view when the user is scrolling or when the keyboard changes the focus state. */ ScrollView { ForEach(data) { section in LazyVStack { ForEach(section) { row in DynamicHeightView() } } } } // ❌ or ScrollView { View() LazyVStack { ForEach(section) { row in DynamicHeightView() } } LazyVStack { ForEach(section) { row in DynamicHeightView() } } View() }

Request permission for each target：request form I received approval emails about 3 weeks later. A website doesn’t seem to be mandatory; no one visited the URL I provided.

This is a bug in iOS 18（Both iPad and iPhone). Unable to find a suitable solution, I ended up rewriting all views using SwiftUI’s highPriorityGesture with UIKit. This bug is truly disappointing.