Hello, We got invited to the Xcode Cloud beta and I added one of our projects. It looks like the archive succeeds but it always reports an error. How can I get this looked at? Thank you

At the moment we have an auto renewing subscription and we use the original_transaction_id as a marker in our database. If we turn on Family Sharing it was mentioned that each family member gets a transaction in the queue on their device. Will the original_transaction_id be the same for each user or will each user/Apple ID get their own unique receipt and set of transactions? Or is it simply a copy of the primary user?

ARKit 4 offers a new feature called Location Anchors and these look great. I can see us adopting these...until I read that they would only work in a few locations around the world! Is it not possible to add a geo anchor and for my device to be anywhere? In a field for example and for me to add the 4 corners, 100ft above me for example and it to track those?

Hello,As per https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=11222019a I see that the unified receipt (unified_receipt) is now live which is great. Been looking forward to that!However we are not seeing them in the sandbox at all, are they live there yet? I am still seeing old style receipt being posted to us.Thanks!Lee

We have implemented Sign in With Apple and have a server side daily check of tokens using the "refresh_token" grant type.https://developer.apple.com/documentation/signinwithapplerestapi/generate_and_validate_tokensFor currently valid users we get a new 200 response with the Access Token as expected. However if I visit appleid.apple.com and revoke the app in there the response is "invalid_request" with a 400 response from Apple. Is this expected and is this how we tell a token is no longer valid or should we expect a different response?

It seems that you can now do the one handed zoom gesture in MapKit that you've been able to do for some time in the Maps app. For those not familiar this is a tap and then tap again. On the second tap hold your finger on the screen and you can move up and down to control zoom. It's quite nice but now it's in MapKit it is causing issues!Many apps have a lot of annotations, unlike the Maps app. It seems that tapping on an annotation and then trying to pan around actually triggers this new zoom action! All I was trying to do was pan!Is there any way to disable this new one handed zoom or can it be tweaked by Apple before launch as it is behaving not how a user would expect!