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I am currently trying to use ALTool to upload my IPA. This is the commands I am using (with sensitive data obfuscated): xcrun altool --validate-app -f my-ipa-file.ipa -t ios --apiKey "MYAPIKEY" --apiIssuer "MYISSUERID" xcrun altool --upload-app -f my-ipa-file.ipa -t ios --apiKey "MYAPIKEY" --apiIssuer "MYISSUERID" My private key (p8) is located at ./private_keys/AuthKey_MYAPIKEY.p8 According to the altool --help command the tool will look in the following directories (in order) for a p8 file named AuthKey&#92;&#95;<apikey>.p8: ./private&#92;&#95;keys ~/private&#92;&#95;keys ~/.private&#92;&#95;keys ~/.appstoreconnect/private_keys Considering the p8 file is in the first folder of that list, this should work. And for the --validate-app call, it does actually work. The calls to App Store Connect are made, the app validates and if there are any errors from App Store Connect they return as expected. However, for some reason the --upload-app command always returns with the same error: 2020-09-01 14:24:40.934 altool[28265:119010] * Error: Error uploading 'my-ipa-file.ipa'. 2020-09-01 14:24:40.934 altool[28265:119010] * Error: code -18000 (Could not locate the private key file: AuthKey_MYAPIKEY.p8) For some reason it seems --upload-app doesn't properly load the p8 file in ./private_keys/ while --validate-app does. Placing the p8 file in one of the other 3 folders (~/private&#92;&#95;keys etc.) does work for both validate and upload as a temporary workaround. But I prefer to use ./private&#92;&#95;keys. Is this a bug or is there something I'm missing?

We are currently having an issue with navigation bar sizing when using modal presentation in iOS 13.In most cases this works fine as can be seen in this screenshot:https://i.imgur.com/YU6rvtn.pngHowever, in a few screens we get this weird effect, with the navigation bar having a lower height and a weird "see-through" gap between it and the view. As seen in this screenshot:https://i.imgur.com/UFGd16F.pngBoth of the view controllers have the same values set for their properties, are modally presented and have the same constrains on their subviews (0 spacing from the superview/margins/top layout guide).This issue doesn't happen in iOS 12, even when built with the iOS 13 SDK. Is this a known issue in iOS 13 (beta 8), or is there something we should adjust in the code/storyboard?