I've been working on a new application and beta testing with TestFlight. When iOS 18.3 came out, my widgets stopped working due to using too much memory. I've been trying to debug for a while now, but not making much progress. Now that iOS 18.4 is out, I noticed the widgets are working again. I'm wondering if there was some change made in iOS 18.3 that was rolled back in iOS 18.4 that I'm not seeing in the iOS Release Notes etc? I haven't seen much in the Developer Forums, either. My concern is that perhaps Apple decided to make the 30MB Widget memory limit a "hard" limit, but then rolled it back, perhaps temporarily, so I'd like some clarity on the situation if possible. Otherwise, I did notice that it seemed as if all of my widgets were loaded at once, even if only one widget was installed, this boosting the memory usage significantly. If so, that might indicate that a bug was fixed in the Widget Provider system? In any case, I'd appreciate any information or advice on this. Thanks!

Since September 8th, I've been unable to access the WeatherKit REST API due to authentication errors -- no changes on my side, but now I'm always getting responses like the following from the API: "status": 403, "error": "Forbidden", "message": "Access Denied", Has anyone else run into this problem in the last few days, and/or know how to work around it? The only place I've seen other report reporting so far is here: https://twitter.com/keff85/status/1569054904655773696 I tried upgrading to a paid WeatherKit plan (the lowest level is $50/month) but that doesn't seem to have helped. I believe WeatherKit Swift is working fine, but WeatherKit REST seems to be down -- or perhaps the auth changed somehow without warning?