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just upgraded my entire environment for my app development, latest macOS now running Xcode 14. I deploy my app to simulator and on screens that have text input the keyboard popped up once - but then every time after that its stuck at the bottom of the screen so the only thing I can see is the very top of the keyboard that displays the up/down icons and the word Done on the far right. Its like its I need to swipe the keyboard up to get it into full view.
I restarted simulator and launched a device again, but the problem remains. I thought it was my app, but then on all other default apps that boot with the device no keyboard appears at all.
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You would think Apple did basic sanity checks - ESPECIALLY for its own developer platform. but alas, they don't.
On the landing page for https://itunesconnect.apple.com - when clicking on the "APPS" icon to take me into my app release management its not working. Does nothing. Of the 5 sections to click to, only "Artists" button is working....the other four: apps, music, books, podcasts - all are broken.
Does anyone have the direct page link - looking at the page source code doesn't reveal the proper url for the Apps page?
Opening developer/inspection tool on safari reveals the following when the page loads, I am assuming these JS errors are causing the other buttons to break/not work (which looks like poor error handling too):
[Error] TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating 'document.getElementById('#copyright-year').innerHTML = new Date().getFullYear()')
setCopyrightYear (gettingstarted.05318554a9.js:67)
Global Code (gettingstarted.05318554a9.js:96)
[Error] Unhandled Promise Rejection: ReferenceError: Can't find variable: ocument
(anonymous function) (gettingstarted.05318554a9.js:43)
promiseReactionJob
[Error] Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 401 (Unauthorized) (l10n, line 0)
[Error] Unhandled Promise Rejection: TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'locObject[locKey]')
(anonymous function) (gettingstarted.05318554a9.js:8)
forEach
replaceLocalizedText (gettingstarted.05318554a9.js:6)
(anonymous function) (gettingstarted.05318554a9.js:25)
promiseReactionJob
I tried from my Mac on Safari and from Chrome on my Windows PC - same result on both - can't get to my "APPS" section. Both browsers show same JS errors.
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Hello,
On my older Mac running Xcode 10.1 my app fits perfect in every simulator. But on my newer Mac running Xcode 11.5 ALL the simulators are off regarding innerHeight/outerHeight and "safe-area" (avoid the notch) code no longer works.
RE: device window size and margin Issue:
In new Xcode 11.5 simulator, my app ends about 20px above the bottom of the screen - on every simulator I tried. On my older Mac running Xcode 10.1 my app fills to the bottom of the screen properly. So, diving in to see what is different I find that on Xcode 10.1 the simulators do not use window.outerHeight while on Xcode 11.5 both window.innerHeight and window.outerHeight are both being used.
Printing to console with:
console.log("Inner: "+window.innerHeight) ; console.log("Outer: "+window.outerHeight) ;
Xcode 10.1: (app/screens/images fit devices perfectly)
		 Inner: 716
		 Outer: 0
Xcode 11.5: (app/screens/images stop 20px from bottom of screen.
		 Inner: 696
		 Outer: 20
This makes a BIG difference when trying to properly size images or certain screens based on innerHeight vs outHeight of different devices.
RE: "safe-area" (the notch on iPhoneX,iPhone11,etc)
Additionally, on Xcode 10.1 on Simulators for iPhoneX/iPhone11 (any iPhone the notch) my app is intentionally positioned just below the notch (the "safe-area") so none of my top menus get blocked or are hidden by the notch.
But on Xcode 11.5, the all iPhoneX/iPhone11 simulators are ignoring any "safe-area" code and is pushing my up behind the safe-area/notch and is obstructing status bars and menus.
My app code is identical between both Macs/Xcodes. I even tested identical simulator iPhones running identical iOS just to ensure it wasn't a 12.4 vs a 13.5 issue. On Xcode 11.5, it doesn't matter what simulator iOS I run (11.4, 12.4, 13.5) all are showing the same issue for phones that have the notch. But on the Xcode 10.1 - all simulators are displaying the app safely below the safe area.
This is HHUUGGEE issue because how can I test on a 11.5 simulator if I am uncertain of how the app is going to really look on a real device? I have a few physical iPhones I test with, but I can't buy dozens of phones all running different iOS to test my app on to ensure it renders properly.
rolinger.