Also having the same issue here on our flagship app. Running the same app on Ventura works perfectly fine. This is a Sonoma bug that needs to be fixed! Drag and drop reordering malfunctions as well.
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I should also add that the tableView:targetIndexPathForMoveFromRowAtIndexPath:toProposedIndexPath: is never called...
This seems to be a bug in iOS/iPadOS 17 honestly. Nothing has changed in our app and it has full permission to access Apple Music and yet is getting these errors in the console. I think I will need to contact Apple about this issue.
OK, this issue confounded me. I reached out to Apple and they sent me here. The suggestions didn't work. But I found my particular issue.
First, I followed the directions given by Apple. https://developer.apple.com/help/account/create-certificates/create-a-certificate-signing-request
When I went into Keychain Access > Certificate Assistant... many of the options ended with "With "... literally those words. This would generate a faulty certificate. The issue was that I had "login" selected under Default Keychains in the app, but had no key selected. Apple should update their instructions to tell you select "System" instead. Then when you go into the Keychain Access > Certificate Assistant... none of the options will be for a key (or an unselected one) and that process will work.
Apple, you may send me my support assistance check.
I'm also seeing this issue. I am wanting to send HTML to the body of the email and of course that comes in as HTML source code. I also worked on sending the appropriate UTI type, sending the body as NSData in an UIActivityItemProvider. I just ended up looking at the activityType and if it contains "gmail", I send different things. The real bummer is that Gmail for unknown reason, doesn't read from activityViewController:subjectForActivityType: for the subject, but rather duplicates the body. Dumb. But I've come to expect this behavior from Google especially when you want them to work with Apple products. They just seem to let bugs in there and don't prioritize them. Why? Well because they don't want people on iOS.So I just return the subject now for Gmail in activityViewController:itemForActivityType: because Gmail is dumb.