Also tested it on macOS 26.7. Unfortunately, macOS 26.7 is still not working.

This issue is finally fixed in macOS 27.

Issue is still not resolved in macOS 26.1

I filed a feedback report. FB20429795 is the number.

The app I am unable to download would request some user permissions as well. Maybe the intent is related to certain user permissions?

I can see the below pattern. Can others please confirm your pattern? App with subscription -> Unable to download due to error Coordinated install exists with different intent App with in-app purchase -> able to download App (completely free) -> able to download Not sure if the intent is related to subscription only.

After a lot of experiments, it started look like fire. Obviously, it is far from perfect. I hope I can help someone else as well. If there are better or more efficient approaches, I would like to know as well.

Thanks for your reply. This information is very useful. However, I don't have much experience, but I will try my best to implement it. I have also filed a feedback request at https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/15404407 It would be great if there are some sample code to have a look. Thanks again.

I have fixed the issue. The icon size was incorrect. Once the size has been changed to the same for all layers, it should work. I also noticed that the layers were not separated for the first time. When I opened the app and closed the app, the layers got separated as expected.