After recently updating my 3rd Gen iPad Pro with iPadOS 16.1 Beta 8, I can no longer check for software updates. I receive and obscure error stating that the device can't check for updates. And, even though it has a "Try Again" button, clicking that multiple times results in the same error. Anyone else have any insights into this recent issue with the latest iPadOS Beta release? I've already sent feedback to Apple. Just curious if anyone else is experiencing the same issue. Update: Seems to be working now. I guess there was an issue with the update server?

I recently downloaded the CIFilter rawExpose sample code. I'm able to build and open Canon RAW files without a problem. However when I attempt to open a Fujifilm .RAF file from an X-T10 camera, it appears megenta in color with a cross hatch pattern (a sign that it is not properly parsing the X-Trans sensor data properly). I'm using the new CIFilter call below with the standard options set in the sample code:CIFilter(imageData: imageData as Data, options: rawOptions)Looking at the decoder info, it is using decoder with ID = 6. It sees that it is a Fujifilm camera, but does not appear to decode the RAW image properly. Does anyone know if there are special options that need to be passed in order for the decoder to process data from an X-Trans sensor?

Not sure if this is due to early beta release, but I have an app that was build for iOS 13 in Xcode 10.5 and has a widget. After upgrading my iPad Pro 13" 3rd Gen to Beta iPadOS 14, only a few older app widgets show up. Carrot Weather and DarkSky. All other widgets from the previous version of iOS no longer show up in the today view. Is this by design or just an oversight for an early beta? Or do we need to add provisions to our existing app to support iOS/iPadOS 14 widgets to have them show up properly. I thought older widgets were supposed to be upwardly compatible?