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After setting the devbotsxyz/xcode-notarize@v1 field verbose:true, I observed that Apple returns a link to a JSON explaining why the package is INVALID for notarization.

In this JSON, it was informed that all the files composing my PKG (there are many as I couldn't use --onefile with Pyinstaller in my context) were invalid because they weren't signed and timestamped.

After some researches, I found this post on the Apple Developer Forum and understood that PKG files need to be sign INSIDE OUT: First, you sign each file generated by Pyinstaller, then sign the PKG gathering all those files.

To do so, you can't use the productsign command (as it only work for .pkg, .zip and .dmg) but codesign.

However, codesign doesn't use a Developer Id Installer certificate, but a Developer Id Application certificate, so I had to add this new certificate to the workflow as well.

Note that as my PKG would be composed of hundreds of files, I also needed a bash script to use codesign to sign each one of them.

My final workflow looks like this:

To display an image in a website you should use the tag. Right now {all_app_names.image} lives inside a

tag. That's why it simply shows the files name. You can re-write this to be

probably i have changed The xcode ruby, and formatting the computer solve my issue

Do not include Reality Composer's .rcproject files in your archive for distribution. .rcproject bundles contain the code with iOS 13.0+ classes, structs and enums. Instead, supply your project with USDZ files.

To allow iOS 13+ users to use RealityKit features, but still allow non-AR users to run this app starting from iOS 10.0, use the following code:

First of all, I think you should use the react's state, to handle data changes through selected items like you are trying to do. moreover, in showCat function, there is a problem, let's say you are getting the relevant data you need, but you are not using it or storing it for future use, so at the end of the function the data is not stored and you are losing it. Therefore, you are not holding the selected id that you need for presenting the relevant stores.

1. Add new useState for holding the current selected catID like so:
   const [selectedCatID, setSelectedCatID] = useState();

2. function showCat(catid) { setSelectedCatID(catid); }

Then change the div attribute to pass the item.id through the onClick's function at triggering showCat. 3)

1. Lastly modify the jsx to show the relevant stores by the current selected catid:
   

Don't mix ResourceHandler and ServletContextHandler together like that.

Remove the ResourceHandler entirely (and it's associated ContextHandler)

Properly define the ServletContextHandler with a resource base.
Then ensure that ServletContextHandler has a DefaultServlet setup.

That's it, that's all you have to do.

Oh, and don't declare your REST endpoints on url-pattern / or /* as that also prevents static resource serving. Those url-patterns basically mean that your servlet endpoint (your REST lib?) is the only thing, and it's responsible for 100% of requests.

The reason you don't mix things like this is because both ServletContextHandler and ResourceHandler are terminal (once entered, they must respond with an HTTP response).

If you use the ServletContext properly, then the best match (see Servlet url-pattern matching rules, eg: longest match) against the url-pattern is used, serving static content or your REST endpoint depending on what your client is requesting.

1. When you create a new Watch App project (not an iOS App with Watch App), note that it creates a Watch App target, a Watch Extension target, AND an almost empty iOS App target (no code, storyboards, xcassets, but under build phases it is dependent on the Watch App and embeds the Watch app).

2. On App Store Connect, you create a new iOS app project for your independent Watch app, but only fill in the data related to the Watch part of the project.

3. Archive and upload your project as you normally would a standard iOS project.

Voila! (And yes, that is not intuitive). find more here and here

I got this working. I used an older version of Xcode (12.5.1) to archive a build. New build (archived from older version of Xcode) from TestFlight is working on iOS 14+ and iOS 15+.

Some links on tapping them might activate actions / redirect with url schemes that are non HTTPs like

• _blank to open a new tab
• mailto to launch the mail application
• some other deep link techniques familiar to device OSs

I believe the app store link uses a combination of the above and WKWebView cannot handle non HTTPs schemes.

What you can do is to listen to URLs that fail using WKNavigationDelegate and handle them accordingly

I am not using SwiftUI but I think you can get the picture.

Set up using the same HTML as you with both the links