@DTS Engineer Sorry, I haven't get notified about your reply. Here's link to the sample project that reproduced the issue. https://github.com/standinga/SampleBufferLeak

They are NSObjects and you can instantiate them even thought their initializers are private. In one of my apps I use the following approach to mock NSObject classes with private initializers. In case of CBPeripheral the following can be used as a start (assuming you are using Swift): let p = CBPeripheral.perform(NSSelectorFromString("new")).takeRetainedValue() as! CBPeripheral In my case I use the helper: func create<O : NSObject>(_ class: O.Type = O.self) -> O { return O.perform(NSSelectorFromString("new")).takeRetainedValue() as! O } let p = create(CBPeripheral.self)

I solved the issue on Xcode 15.4 by selecting all packages and running "Update Package". I think it happened after I changed min deployment target.

I have the same problem even though they were set to the same values both in the project and also I verified plist values.

Thank you!

Any resolution? We see a large number of users in production affected by this, doesn't matter the iOS version (13.x-17.x)

I have the same problem Xcode 14.3.1, the workaround (disable running tests in parallel) didn't help.

I can see the following errors reported in Bugsnag, the app is waiting for the review (there are no new products added): "NSLocalizedDescription": "An unknown error occurred", "NSUnderlyingError": "Error Domain=ASDServerErrorDomain Code=3506 \"Missing application adam id or bundle id.\" UserInfo={NSLocalizedFailureReason=Missing application adam id or bundle id.}" } "NSLocalizedDescription": "An unknown error occurred", "NSUnderlyingError": "Error Domain=ASDServerErrorDomain Code=3504 \"This item cannot be found.\" UserInfo={NSLocalizedFailureReason=This item cannot be found.}"

I have the same issue when running tests on my local machine from the command line. (Xcode 14.3.1)

I have exactly the same issue using Xcode 14.2, but it works fine using Xcode 14.3.1.

Same here, I don't see "App Life Cycle" timeline, regardless I have the Time Profile selected.

I'm also interested in this, when I google for Delay Frame Swap the only result is this post :(

I had exactly the same issue, getting emails from angry users :(

It's enough to disable bitcode in the build settings. No need to set strip swift symbol to No. BUT with bitcode disabled on iOS 12.1.2 the images using Comopression: GPU Smallest size don't show up!!!! They show up fine on iOS 12.5.5 and iOS 10.3.4 (Didn't have other devices). This is a big issue. Apple: please revert changes you did.

I'm seeing this issue in one of the apps I work on. I saw it first in crashlogs (Bugsnag) in July but last 2 weeks the number of reported crashes skyrocketed. The app doesn't explicitly use the SKStoreProductViewController. It uses UIApplication.shared.open("itms-apps://apps.apple.com/app/appid") and the SKStoreReviewController.requestReview(), I'm not sure which one of these uses the SKStoreProductViewController. What is very odd, the other 2 apps that use the same way to show the other product app pages don't have this crash in their logs. Edit: I saw somebody mentioned the issue could be related to AdMob. This app also uses AdMob, the other 2 apps don't use AdMob.