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I have uploaded 5 binaries to the app store, intending to publish it, not to test it.
Every time I do, the builds appear inside TestFlight marked as “invalid binary”.
Why do they appear on TestFlight is a mystery...
I have uploaded it by two methods, Xcode and xcrun altool. The app passes the validation.
No reason is given, no email received from Apple. I have contacted Apple two days ago, and as expected, no answer.
How can I discover what is going on?
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I was a user of ForkLift FTP v3.58 but that app stopped working on Sonoma and the company will not update it, because I suppose, they want to push you to buy their upgrade.
I tried to connect to my servers (two different servers on two different hosting companies). ForkLift did not work on Sonoma.
Then I tried CyberDuck. It works fine.
Not even trying FTP or SFTP through terminal works on Sonoma.
So, it is a Sonoma problem.
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AVFoundation have these notifications like AVCaptureDeviceWasConnected, AVCaptureDeviceWasDisconnected, AVPlayerItemDidPlayToEndTime, AVPlayerItemFailedToPlayToEndTime, etc., that inform if a device was connected or disconnected, if the video paused, stop, ended, etc.
Is there some similar for airdrop? I means if files are airdropped, which files were airdropped, etc?
I need to receive a list of files that were airdropped to macOS when that happens.
Is that possible to know that, by notifications or other means?
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iOS has this notification that is triggered if the user or the system changes the brightness.let noteCenter = NotificationCenter.default
noteCenter.addObserver(self,
selector: #selector(brightnessDidChange),
name: UIScreen.brightnessDidChangeNotification,
object: nil)
@objc func brightnessDidChange() { print(UIScreen.main.brightness) }is there something like that for macOS?Someone told me that this would be possible using CoreFoundation Callbacks, using "CFNotificationCenterAddObserver" but as expected, zero documentation on that can be found.any ideas?
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I want to create an app for the Mac App Store that offers a X-day free trial.I see two conflicting informations on the web:some say that I should create a non-consumable inapp purchase of $0, using the name "X-Day Trial". Then, if I am correct, when the app starts I must present a dialog to the user with a button "START TRIAL", or something like that. This button will purchase the $0 inapp and the trial begins. Regarding to this, can this $0 be purchased automatically without user intervention, so the trial will start the first time the user runs the app, without any intervetion?some other say I should create a subscription inapp purchase for the regular price, offering X days of free usage to start. Again, the dialog must be presented to the user and the user must commit to pay.I can think a third way. The app starts, a timer starts counting. After X days, the app shows a dialog for purchase. This can be done, but I am not sure Apple will like it.My question is: will #3 be approved by Apple for the Mac App Store? if not, are the other two methods ok?
LunarBase.