xcrun devicectl has support for installing and launching apps but does it support launching a debugserver? I've tried xcrun devicectl device process launch /usr/libexec/debugserver to no avail. Is there something I'm missing or perhaps another tool that would let me start a debugserver from command line?

I'm using the BackgroundAssets framework to download data for my app. Since updating to the iOS 16.4 SDK, Apple is rejecting my app from being uploaded to testflight with the following error: Missing Info.plist value. The extension at <app extension> requires the BAInitialDownloadRestrictions.BAEssentialDownloadAllowance key to be present in the app's Info.plist. Unfortunately, the BAEssentialDownloadAllowance key doesn't exist in the documentation for BackgroundAssets seen here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/information_property_list/bainitialdownloadrestrictions Does anyone know what this key is for? I can't find any info online

I've been having issues with the launch screen in my app displaying correctly on iPad - the launch screen is only showing on ~1/3rd of the display. I think it started when I updated to iPadOS 16 but can't be sure. To confirm it's not an issue with my launch screen file, I have also tested a launch screen with image and background color (the SwiftUI style I believe) and I created an empty Swift Storyboard app with no modifications. In both cases it exhibited the issue. This is what it looks like in my app now: When I originally made the launch screen it would look like this: This issue appears on my 11" M1 iPad and 12.9" M2 iPad but not on my 6th gen iPad Mini. All 3 devices on are on iOS 16.1. It also does not show up in the iOS simulator. My development machine is on macOS 13 with Xcode 14.1. Thanks in advance.