@DTS Engineer can you take a look at this issue again, please? Looking at the history of this thread, this issue has happened before and you were able to fix that if I understand correctly. Thank you! There are at least three different people reporting this same issue in the past ~3 days: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/810654 https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/810544 https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/810038

@Suhyeon do you use API to manage app clips by any chance? If so, do you experience this issue? https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/810505

When did it start in your side, @Suhyeon ?

Yeah, it makes sense now. We started encountering the same issue recently. Hope it gets resolved soon 🤞

Can you tag/ping someone who can help? 😭

'Received' seems to be the final/correct status. What's the issue on your side? https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/807693?answerId=866597022#866597022

'Received' seems to the final/active status. What status do you want it to be? https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/807693?answerId=866597022#866597022

@DTS Engineer any chance you could take a look at this issue? It definitely looks like a bug and negatively affects lots of customers. https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/807984 https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/803187

Hey there, Are you looking into deleting all app clips entirely? If so, you need to make sure you've deleted all default app clip experiences as well as advanced app clip experiences. I had the same issue a month ago and what helped was dactivating all default and advanced app clips manually via API step by step. That's a pretty tedious process, especially if you have not worked with their API before but that will help. Once you do that, it should start showing the default Safari banner. Apple, if you'd love to thank me for answering this question, please help with this issue 😜 (it negatively affects our customers): https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/807984 https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/803187

Hey there, We're experiencing the same issue, reported here few weeks ago. -- After doing lots of researching and manual testing we figured out that it happens when the iOS application has more than ~50 app clips created. For whatever reason, it works fine as long as you have less than ~50 app clips created. But as soon as you meet that threshold of ~50 app clips, you can't deactivate app clips -- it will result in the notorious CPSErrorDomainError 2. It's very unclear why this is happening and pretty frustrating as this is definitely not expected behavior and hurts an app's customers that want to have flexibility with app clips. -- I actually was able to "roll back" this behavior by deactivating app clips until I <50 of app clips active. It might be helpful. Do you mind sharing how many app clips does your app have? Also, what's your AASA? I looked at your domain's AASA and it just returned 404.

Have you tried clearing App Clip Experience cache on your device? I think "Received" is the correct status unless I'm missing something.

I'm not sure there are other statuses besides RECEIVED, DEACTIVATED, or APP_TRANSFER_IN_PROGRESS. Where did you find that Publish option? How many app clips does your app have? Have you tried clearing app clip cache on your device?

@janenalleman nice! How many advanced app clips does your app have? Can you share a link to the app?

No updates, unfortunately. Yeah, I wish Apple gave App Clips more love. Great idea but it doesn't always work as expected. No wonder Android shutting down Instant Apps (their App Clips).

@janenalleman I've seen it happen on iOS 18 as well.