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Additional information: I have tried to install the Firebase CLI in my Xcode CLoud environment, using the following command in my ci_post_xcodebuild.sh script curl -sL https://firebase.tools | bash However, then I get an error: sudo: a terminal is required to read the password I also found a doc about Use the CLI with CI systems, but that starts with: "On a machine with a browser, install the Firebase CLI." I have no browser on the Xcode Cloud machine ;-) Can somebody please give me some pointers how to deploy my IPA to Firebase from within my Xcode Cloud environment?
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New intel: If I archive and upload (or just Validate) with xcode 13.4.1 ... I get no warning If I archive and upload (or just Validate) with xcode 14.0.1 ... I get: "The app references non-public selectors in Payload/AppName.app/AppName: removeParts:"
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In the case of a custom cell, you could put your own view inside the cell's contentView, and add AutoLayout to inset your desired number of pixels. Then make the cells contentView.backgroundColor = .clear, and if needed also set the cell.backgroundColor = .clear. That should do the trick. Happy Coding! Wouter
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I am having the exact same issue: a version of my app has been removed from sale. After that I have been able to upload many versions to TestFlight. All of those could be installed by TestFlight users. Until now. Today I uploaded a version and when I try to install using TestFlight, I get "The requested app is not available or doesn't exist" When looking in the console, I see: TestFlight Install Request Changed: { bundleID = (removed), version = (null), currentTaskStatus = 0, previousTaskStatus = 0, installStatus = 0, reachedTerminalStatus = 0, reachedFailureStatus = 0, reachedCancelledStatus = 0, percentComplete = 0.000000, userFailureReason = (null), serverFailureReason = (null), persistentIdentifier = 0, installID = (null) } TestFlight Install Request Completed (status = Failed): { bundleID = (removed), version = (null), currentTaskStatus = 22, previousTaskStatus = 0, installStatus = 0, reachedTerminalStatus = 1, reachedFailureStatus = 1, reachedCancelledStatus = 0, percentComplete = 0.000000, userFailureReason = (null), serverFailureReason = (null), persistentIdentifier = 0, installID = (null) } TestFlight Install Request Completed (status = Failed): { bundleID = (removed), version = (null), currentTaskStatus = 22, previousTaskStatus = 0, installStatus = 0, reachedTerminalStatus = 1, reachedFailureStatus = 1, reachedCancelledStatus = 0, percentComplete = 0.000000, userFailureReason = (null), serverFailureReason = (null), persistentIdentifier = 0, installID = (null) } TestFlight Install Request Changed: { bundleID = (removed), version = (null), currentTaskStatus = 22, previousTaskStatus = 0, installStatus = 0, reachedTerminalStatus = 1, reachedFailureStatus = 1, reachedCancelledStatus = 0, percentComplete = 0.000000, userFailureReason = (null), serverFailureReason = (null), persistentIdentifier = 0, installID = (null) } So something failed in the second log line! What is going on? Kind regards, Wouter
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I am having the same exact problem here. Anybody has an idea why this is not working? I am using the latest of almost everything: iPhone 12 Pro iOS 14.2 xcode 12.2 Kind regards, Wouter Wessels
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I believe that is the way to go.I have uploaded a new version with some fixes, but no changes to the Free Period.Also, I added some text to the Review Information like you mentioned.If they still refuse, I will appeal once. If they persist, I will give in :-(Thanks for thinking with me!Kind regards,Wouter Wessels
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My App was rejected because: "We noticed that your app offers a free trial without implementing the offer in App Store Connect."I asked the reviewers to show me the documents where it states that it is mandatory to implement that in App Store Connect.Waiting for an answer.What I did:- Save first launch date in Keychain (locally)- In the subscription viewController I show: Free until <calculated date 30 days after first launch>- Before starting the feature, I check: - If free period not over: Do it - If free period over: Check SubscriptionSounds like a valid architecture, right?I just want to avoid scaring people away who so not like to commit to something yet.Thanks for your comment!Kind regards,Wouter