Xcode 12 introduces a new way to manage tabs as "Document Tabs" that, presumably, works similar to how other editors like VSCode handle tabs (i.e. an editor tab belongs to a specific document and doesn't change if you CMD+Click on something else)
I somehow activated this once while clicking around but I'm not sure how I did it and I don't see it mentioned in the preferences or shortcuts.
Anyone know how this feature works?
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I submitted an app a couple months ago and had all countries and regions selected. The app has been in use and several people have installed it.
My company is currently running a focus group to get some feedback on the app. One of the focus group testers is unable to install the app because the App Store claims:
"The app is currently not available in your country or region"
But how can that be if I have all regions selected? What's worse is the person is located in Canada which is where I am located as well. Other people in the focus group, in Canada, were able to install the app just fine.
User is on iOS 14.2 and is unable to install on either the phone or iPad.
Has anyone encountered this before? Any ideas?