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Is there a way to stop my carefully-crafted simulator configurations being deleted every time Xcode has a major update? I have an app that works in different languages so to get all the screenshots I need to iTunes I have a handful of simulator configurations set up with the various combinations of screen size and language. When Xcode is updated (as it has just done to 12.5) I lose all of these configurations and have to recreate them again... Are they stored somewhere that I can just move them to a new folder, or is there a tool to migrate them? Or at least, could Apple please warn me that there is an upgrade so I can plan for the additional time needed to rebuild everything!
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I have been creating the screenshots for the iPhone 6.5" Display section using the iPhone 12 Pro Max simulator and the command-line xcrun simctl io $DEVICE screenshot --mask=black "$BASE.png" where DEVICE is usually 'booted' and BASE is some filename for the image output This has been working up to today. When I tried to drop new images made by this process onto the upload area I'm being told that they are the wrong size - they should be 1242x2688 but my files are 1284x2778. I never had problems with the sizes being wrong for the last few versions of this app using the same simulator and process: it looks like all the files I have generated previously were 1284x2778 and were accepted for upload. So it looks like I'm uploading files for a 6.7inch display to a slot for the 6.5 inch display, but as far as I can tell I can't do a 6.5 inch display any more (the XR/XS simulators are not available). And it used to work just fine, until now.
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Some of my testers are reporting that they are unable to use TestFlight to install an update for an app we are developing, when using iOS 13.3 and 13.7 (other versions may be affected). iOS 14.2 appear to be fine, and it's fine on an old iPhone 6 running iOS 12.4.8 The symptom is that after clicking on Update for the app in TestFlight, it appears to download, but then reverts to Update instead of Open, which suggests the installation failed. This was not happening with earlier versions of our app, but I'm not sure whether there has been an update to XCode, or TestFlight, since the last working build. There were only a few days between them... Is there some way to get feedback (or logs) for what is happening?
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I have a suite of apps that offer a monthly subscription to get extra content. I want to be able to use the various prices that Apple charges for this in publicity on my web site.I can view the matrix in Connect after clicking through a bunch of things, but I wondered if there was an API to grab this information more directly.
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