Hello, We are working on improving Keyboard Access to our app. We are confused what is difference between using Tabs to navigate and using Arrows. The reason is Tab is not navigating through every element when a view like tableView is embedded inside Navigation View or TabBarController. Tab selects the whole view and does not go inside the view and select individual selectable elements. For this arrow works fine. It will go through all the elements. Is this normal? I also checked the Reminders app it does the same. Hence confusing if should we only use Tabs or a combination of Tabs and Arrows to navigate. Thank you.

Some of the errors like ".framework contains disallowed nested bundles" we find out at later stage when uploading builds to TestFlight. It will be great if we can have similar script that apple uses or some custom script to verify it during the build time. So before I reinvent the wheel is there any script I can use at build time to detect this issue?

When installing the app in TestFlight app, I am receiving error "Device limit reach". I am trying to delete the devices with Edit and delete button beside the device list but they come back. It is not getting deleted and I am not able to install the app for testing. Any suggestion on how to proceed with this?

I have my main app that connect to multiple internal modules. These modules are built with Xcode 15.4 on Jenkins. If I use these modules as xcframework in main app and try to build main app with Xcode 16.2 it will give error. Framework built with older version of Swift. I thought we have ABI stability with new Xcode versions. Any idea what can be issue?

We added Accessibility Nurtition Label on App Store connect for our app https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mybell/id850549838 But it is not showing up on the App Store. It shows as published but not visible on App Store. What can be the reason?