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Continual 'accept agreement' blockers a huge pain
I'm a member of 10+ developer accounts where I have app privileges but not account privileges. Every time there is a new agreement to review and accept, I'm blocked from doing app releases until the account owner agrees to yet another agreement. This requires back and forth communication with another person for every account. I wouldn't mind but these agreements keep changing every couple of weeks and it's just a constant blocker from Apple. It's not developer friendly at all. How about an option to just auto accept whatever agreement draws up next? It's what everyone does anyway so why are Apple insisting on manual busywork every time?
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Search Suggestions Limitations (new feature in iOS 16)
I've tried adding 'search suggestions' to my app using iOS 16's new 'searchSuggestions' property but I'm finding it quite limited/frustrating to work with. Maybe I'm missing something, but it seems even though you can set searchSuggestions on a UISearchBar that is not part of a UISearchController, and these suggestions will show just fine, there's no way to get any information about which suggestion has been selected. To do that you need to use a search controller, which I'd rather not use. However to proceed further I added a search controller to my app. There now seems to be further limitations: With a search controller added to a navigation item (seemingly the only way to get the search suggestions to show with a search controller), iOS will display the suggestions in different ways depending on the navigation item's 'searchBarPlacement' value - inline will display 'floating' suggestions, while stacked will show a 'list'. The problem is I much prefer the floating style (looks much better/modern), but this affects the search bar style - the search bar is replaced with a search icon that expands to a search bar when pressed. If I want a normal search bar without a search icon, then I'm forced to use the list style, which also appears to completely hide everything underneath it. Any way around these issues? To recap there's three things: Selection status can't be determined when showing search suggestions without a search controller 'Floating' search suggestions can't be shown with a stacked search bar placement 'List' search suggestions hide everything underneath
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Continual 'accept agreement' blockers a huge pain
I'm a member of 10+ developer accounts where I have app privileges but not account privileges. Every time there is a new agreement to review and accept, I'm blocked from doing app releases until the account owner agrees to yet another agreement. This requires back and forth communication with another person for every account. I wouldn't mind but these agreements keep changing every couple of weeks and it's just a constant blocker from Apple. It's not developer friendly at all. How about an option to just auto accept whatever agreement draws up next? It's what everyone does anyway so why are Apple insisting on manual busywork every time?
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Xcode 15.3 - Freezing at startup
Just get the spinning beachball, nothing happens and I have to force quit. Anyone else seeing this?
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Search Suggestions Limitations (new feature in iOS 16)
I've tried adding 'search suggestions' to my app using iOS 16's new 'searchSuggestions' property but I'm finding it quite limited/frustrating to work with. Maybe I'm missing something, but it seems even though you can set searchSuggestions on a UISearchBar that is not part of a UISearchController, and these suggestions will show just fine, there's no way to get any information about which suggestion has been selected. To do that you need to use a search controller, which I'd rather not use. However to proceed further I added a search controller to my app. There now seems to be further limitations: With a search controller added to a navigation item (seemingly the only way to get the search suggestions to show with a search controller), iOS will display the suggestions in different ways depending on the navigation item's 'searchBarPlacement' value - inline will display 'floating' suggestions, while stacked will show a 'list'. The problem is I much prefer the floating style (looks much better/modern), but this affects the search bar style - the search bar is replaced with a search icon that expands to a search bar when pressed. If I want a normal search bar without a search icon, then I'm forced to use the list style, which also appears to completely hide everything underneath it. Any way around these issues? To recap there's three things: Selection status can't be determined when showing search suggestions without a search controller 'Floating' search suggestions can't be shown with a stacked search bar placement 'List' search suggestions hide everything underneath
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