I am having trouble with uploading an archive to App Store Connect when using Xcode 15. I get two errors: Cloud signing permission error No profiles for 'bundleId' were found Everything works fine in Xcode 14. In fact, I built my app archive under Xcode 15, then opened Xcode 14, and was able to upload to App Store Connect from there. This doesn't seem like a good workaround, though. Does anybody have any idea what is going wrong? Is this just a bug in Xcode 15?

I am wondering if anybody else has encountered issues with performance of the editor in Xcode. I am running on a Mac Studio machine with an M1 Ultra chip and 128Gb memory, and don't have a whole lot of other applications opened. Sometimes the editor performance becomes painfully slow and choppy, to the point where just moving the cursor around takes several seconds. Completely shutting down Xcode, and even deleting everything in DerivedData doesn't seem to help, though rebooting my Mac will clear it up for a while. The issue seems to pop up randomly ... sometimes doesn't happen for days, sometimes happens within minutes of rebooting and trying again. Activity Monitor doesn't show anything eating up memory or Cpu time. Turning off 'live issues' in preferences also doesn't seem to have any effect. Anybody else experience this, and any ideas as to how to avoid it?

I have a Unity/ARKit project I've worked on off-and-on for some years, and recently have run into an issue with interoperability between iPad device models. The app creates anchors in an environment, and then exports the world map data to a file on a server. Other devices running the app can then download that world map data and display the same anchors. The app runs on various iPad models. The problem I've run into is where a 2nd gen iPad Pro is used to place the anchors and export the world map data, and then a 4th gen iPad Pro downloads that world map and tries to display the anchors. The 4th gen iPad Pro seems to load the world map data successfully, however, it then never seems to be able to get a fix on it's position in the environment, and hence never is able to display the anchors. I am wondering if anybody has run into something similar to this. Is there some kind of known incompatibility of world map data between different iPad models?

Does pausing a phased release in App Store Connect immediately halt all automatic updates, or does it still allow automatic updates up to the % of users for the current day of the phased release? In other words, if I start a phased release of my app, and the immediately pause it, on day 1, will automatic updates continue for 1% of users, or will they immediately halt? I can't seem to find any info about this anywhere.