I have the same question as @jumpydev . Why is there no way for us to allow individuals to "proceed into the app"? Our only options are to .defer to a guardian or .close the app. This works for a family's use case, but it does not work for an individual's use case. There should be an option for .proceed to let them into the app. Is there really no way to allow for this?

I've got the same problem. Is there still no solution to this yet? This is a very common use case, and any time someone wants to use keyboardLayoutGuide with a scroll view, it no longer becomes feasible.

I am also getting these same errors while not importing Metal. I have the exact same configuration as the OP.

Thanks for pointing me to that thread. I solved this issue by moving the NSLocationTemporaryUsageDescriptionDictionary from the auto-generated Info.plist to the manual Info.plist.

I solved this issue by moving the NSLocationTemporaryUsageDescriptionDictionary from the auto-generated Info.plist to the manual Info.plist.

bump... this would be really great

same issue here. can apple please provide an explanation?

I'm having this same exact issue. My app clips have been stuck in "Received" state for weeks with no approval or sign of approval, even while my app with those app clips has been approved.

I am having the sam exact issue. Our app clips havent been approved for weeks while our App has.