I noticed that sometimes, when opening my Mac Catalyst app, the window is not resized to the size I left it the last time. Should I restore it manually when launching the app, or is the system responsible for it? And if it so, why it doesn't work sometimes?

Using the Implementing a Store In Your App Using the StoreKit API sample code, I've successfully integrated my new APP with StoreKit 2. There is one problem though: when I call the method Transaction.latest(for:) to get the user’s latest transaction, it always returns nil. Here's the code snippet: guard let result = await Transaction.latest(for: myProductId) else { return false } Is this a bug with StoreKit 2, or am I doing something wrong? This happens on a physical device, running from Xcode. Thanks in advance.

My AppEntity has a Bool property, and I would like to query by this property using EntityPropertyQuery. I'm creating an EntityQueryProperty for it with an EqualToComparator as the following (partial code for brevity): // My AppEntity struct AlbumAppEntity: AppEntity, Identifiable { @Property(title: "Hidden") var isHidden: Bool // Other properties } // My EntityPropertyQuery static var properties = QueryProperties { Property(\AlbumAppEntity.$isHidden) { EqualToComparator { isHidden in if isHidden { return NSPredicate(format: "isHidden == YES") } else { return NSCompoundPredicate(type: .or, subpredicates: [NSPredicate(format: "isHidden = nil"), NSPredicate(format: "isHidden == NO")]) } } } } But the problem is that Shortcuts does not recognize it as a boolean parameter in the shortcuts editor. It recognizes it as a numeric field, which returns the error AppIntents.EntityPropertyQueryError error 2 when run: I also tried different NSPredicate, but the result is always the same: Property(\AlbumAppEntity.$isHidden) { EqualToComparator { NSPredicate(format: "isHidden == %d", $0) } } Property(\AlbumAppEntity.$isHidden) { EqualToComparator { NSPredicate(format: "isHidden == %@", NSNumber(value: $0)) } } How can I query using boolean properties in a way that Shortcuts recognizes it and provides appropriate fields in the shortcuts editor?

My app allows users to store URLs for future reference. It also has widgets that display these saved items. I want to make these widgets interactive by opening the linked content in Safari without having to open the main app. The issue is that UIApplication.shared.open is not available in app extensions. And this is a problem since widgets are app extensions. Are there alternative methods to accomplish this scenario, or is it currently unsupported?

I'm trying to build my iOS app to macOS Catalyst. Everything works fine when running locally on my machine via Xcode, but an error occurs when I archive and try to upload to the notarisation service: Cannot create a Mac Catalyst Developer ID provisioning profile for "br.com.marcosatanaka.music-harbor". The App Groups capability is not available for Mac Catalyst Developer ID provisioning profiles. Disable this feature and try again. I have the App Groups capability enabled on my app's target Signing & Capabilities tab on Xcode. But, when I go to the Apple Developer portal under Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles > Profiles and select the Mac Catalyst provisioning profile (automatically generated by Xcode), the App Groups capability is not present on the Enabled Capabilities section. I can work around this issue by removing the com.apple.security.application-groups entitlement when building for Mac Catalyst, but that causes me a runtime error when Core Data tries to access the store located on the shared container. I also need it to be on a shared container because I want to access the database from both the main app and also the new widget extension. How can I add the App Groups capability to my Mac Catalyst provisioning profile?

Before beta 4 this worked as expected. After updating to beta 4, all my UICommands inside UIMenu on NSMenuToolbarItem.itemMenu are now disabled, and I can't figure out how to enable them. Here's my itemForItemIdentifier method: func toolbar(_ toolbar: NSToolbar, itemForItemIdentifier itemIdentifier: NSToolbarItem.Identifier, willBeInsertedIntoToolbar flag: Bool) -> NSToolbarItem? { 		let item = NSMenuToolbarItem(itemIdentifier: itemIdentifier) 		item.itemMenu = UIMenu(title: "", options: .displayInline, children: [UICommand(title: "Test", action: #selector(onTestTap))]) 		item.image = UIImage(systemName: "ellipsis.circle") 		return item } Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug on macOS Big Sur beta 4?

In an AppIntent we can declare an IntentDescription with a categoryName to group similar intents: struct OpenArtist: AppIntent { static var description: IntentDescription = IntentDescription("Opens a specific artist.", categoryName: "artistsSection") // Additional properties } But how can we assign the same category to the "Find AppEntity" intent generated when we declare an EntityPropertyQuery? I want to group it along with the other intents that handle the same entity, but since it is generated by the system, I don't know how to assign a category to it.

On a macOS app generated with Catalyst, the method SKCloudServiceController.requestUserToken(forDeveloperToken:completionHandler:) returns a SKErrorDomain. The error is: Error Domain=SKErrorDomain Code=0 "Ocorreu um erro desconhecido" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Ocorreu um erro desconhecido} Has something changed regarding this method on macOS or is this a bug?