I have the opposite question: how to I get this to show up on iPadOS 14? The organization problem is the same, so I would love to have the automatic organization.

I don’t know the complete answer, but I think the issue was that changing the signing settings didn’t actually sign the app (because Xcode didn’t rebuild it). If I delete the executable, it will be rebuilt with proper Xcode local signing.

This is happening to me today. Most of my QA team uses TestFlight, so they have not been able to test the build that App Store Review just OKed.

This seems to be working for me (this is on iPad) but in general, file a bug against the App Store https://feedbackassistant.apple.com

Usually you need to go back up the stack trace a bit to understand why the system code might have thrown an assertion. It looks like the last time it was in your code was 3 Africa #2 0x100c630ec one-time initialization function for videos + 152 (VideoListItem.swift:21) and the error message Africa__2/CodeableBundleExtension.swift:14: Fatal error: Failed to locate video.json in bundle. should be a big hint too.

I imagine it’s about user experience (you are far more likely to have both phone and watch together than iPad and watch), but if you have a good use case, let Apple know https://www.apple.com/feedback/