Open macintosh-HD opened 1 year ago
Hi @macintosh-HD ! I'll do some investigating here - which branch of CareKit are you using?
Hi @gavirawson-apple, sorry for the late response. We are using the main branch.
Thanks! I'll do some digging and get back to you.
Are you able to upload your app to the App Store despite this warning? Or is it blocking you from uploading the app?
Gavi, I also receive this warning. I can successfully upload my app to Connect for TestFlight use, but have not tried getting approval for release on the App Store.
Thanks, Dave
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Thanks @drdavec, it's helpful to know how many folks are impacted by this issue. Let me know if this becomes a blocker for uploading your apps to the App Store. At the moment this seems to me like it's not specific to CareKit, and may get ironed out in Xcode. But let me know if this does become a big blocking issue.
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It may help you to figure out the issue.
Hi,
recently I get warnings when uploading my App to AppStore Connect. The logs say:
I don't have a function with that name in my app. Upon further investigation I found that CareKit implements such function in the
OCKContactViewController
and it is private.I only got the warning after switching to Xcode 14. Is it possible to make that function public to resolve the warning?