I tried not having the view model be a subclass which was itself conforming to ObservableObject and so far haven't seen a single crash report from this version. It required to have some code duplication but seems like it might have worked

I have no idea what to do 😓 I have rejected by previously approved version and submitted new build that contains important bug fixes. I also added info about the subscription "Waiting for Review" to the review notes. This morning the new build got approved, but my subscriptions are still "Waiting for review". I just cannot release my update.

Hi, I think you will need to provide some kind of demo account with instructions. I would also record video showing the "normal" account just to be safe.

Same problem. Tried contacting support. Got back email saying I should wait up to three business days and if not approved by then, contact the support again 😓

My in-app got approved today. Haven't received any additional info.

These things are Codable so you can work with them just like with any other standard data type. Also the FamilyActivitySelection is also Codable so you can store it in its entirety. If you really want string, then you need to look at how to transform Data to one after you use JSONEncoder

This and other issues happen to us as well. Seems like Screen Time API problem.

We managed to "fix it" by resetting the device to factory settings. Unfortunately this does not look like good solution to offer in support communications with our users.

@Kmart did some days ago :-) FB11975397 Happy to add more details if needed

Creating new in-app purchase makes it available to include as part of new version submission. But the dialog does not offer to select in-app that was previously rejected. Seems like bug in ASC?

I solved this by restarting my Mac and it stopped asking

+1! This is also huge issue with an app we are working on. We have restrictions in-app to prevent users from disabling shielding of apps (per their requests) but we cannot stop them going to Settings and just turning off the toggle for permissions which immediately disables all restrictions.

Hello, with 16.4 there is now search - although it would be nice to be able to control the navigation title or be able to hide it.

Upon further investigations it seems these issues aren't iOS 16.6 exclusive. By digging through the Xcode Organizer (with the filter set to last year) I found similar ones for iOS 16.4 from April and later for iOS 16.5. But nothing prior to iOS 16.4. Since our app has been out on the day iOS 16 was released this is suspicious. Either the Organizer doesn't show the crashes or they weren't happening. Check the stats below:

Ended up with the ViewThatFits solution that tries to fit as many rows as possible.