My app has different subscriptions and when I upgrade from one to the other, it shows the difference in prices. For example, if I have: SubA: $49.99 SubC: $69.99 It will say the price is $19.99 to upgrade. However this is one cent (0.01) incorrect, it should instead show $20.00 to upgrade. I am only testing in Sandbox now as the new subscription is not released yet, and I am not sure if this behavior is only for Sandbox. Is there known issues with the difference being one cent off, and can I expect this to be resolved when using the the real store (i.e. non-Sandbox)?

While trying to convert one our apps to build against VisionOS, we noticed that the OpenSSL library apparently does not contain support for VisionOS yet: /.../OpenSSL.xcframework:1:1: While building for visionOS, no library for this platform was found in '/.../OpenSSL.xcframework'. Can someone confirm that there is no official version of OpenSSL with VisionOS platform support? It seems there has been some effort in the community to find a workaround to this, but I believe it would require building OpenSSL locally, which seems like not a good security practice. So if someone from Apple can let us know what the right path here forward is, we'd appreciate it.

When I try to push my VisionOS-SDK built app to a device from XCode I get "The operation couldn't be completed (OSStatus -10814)" and it asks me to trust the dev cert. However when I go to the menu in my Vision Pro I don't see any cert to accept. I have gotten this error on two separate environments with two separate physical devices. Can someone please help?