The App is not sandboxed. In the project settings the "App Sandbox" capability is not used. The "hardened Runtime" is active, which is required for Notarization.
But even if it would be sandboxed, it should nevertheless be possible to launch and use the App.
Why it is working when downloaded with Safari or with the old version of my App, and why does the App from the ZIP not lanuch when downloaded from the new version of my App? As I said, the App is properly signed and notarized.
What do I need to do to make sure that my new App can download a ZIP archive with an App update, so that when extracting the ZIP, the App from the ZIP can be launched?
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Good new:
I received an email from Apple today, where they told me that they gave me the entitlement.
Bad news:
Unfortunately it doesn't work. I followed the instructions to a new provisioning profile, but the point within this process where I should be able to selecet the new entitlement is not available. I tried with several available options (development, distribution/AppStore), but nothing worked.
Any advice?
Rigth now I guess that they’ve just forgotten to actualy assign the new entitlement to my account, despite the fact that they already sent the confirmation email.
I'm in the exact same situation. I'm also waiting for a response.
Though there are many things you can do in UIWebView and which still don't work in WKWebView, you should nevertheless start to find a way to migrate your project to use WKWebView. Starting with December 2020, Apple won't accept Apps and updates anymore which still use UIWebView. So WKWebView will be the only option very soon.