My iOS app was created with a legacy Team ID in 2011. When I try to add an AppClip to the app, the Team ID on the AppClip is the new Team ID. Xcode prevents the build from completing. The com.apple.developer.parent-application-identifiers entitlement (null) of an App Clip must match the application-identifier entitlement ('TYXXXXXP2.com.it-guy.MyApp') of its containing parent app. How can this be resolved? Can the AppClip Team ID be changed in "Identifiers" on the developer.apple.com?

During the Camera lab session at WWDC25, support for DICOM was mentioned. I'm trying to work with the new AVFileType dcm to help with handling DICOM scans. Can anyone provide some assistance?

Hi, we've been through the Explore Object Tracking for visionOS and worked through the sample code ExploringObjectTrackingWithARKit. What we'd really like to see is Object Tracking for iOS using devices with either LiDAR or the TrueDepth/RGB cameras.

iOS accessibility bug in tableView? I’m trying to add an accessibilityLabel to a tableViewCell’s UITableViewCellAccessoryDetailDisclosureButton. VoiceOver just doesn’t “see” it. Its in the hierarchy and tappable but I need let the user know its there. Thoughts? I have set accessibilityLabels to the textLabel and detailTextLabel but no idea how to access the “info” button. If I debug the heirarchy, It does speak the “More Info” value, but nothing happens when I step through the elements or tap it on a device. Any help would be appreciated. “More Info” is the default label for that built in control. I used isAccessibilityElement = false on the cell, so that I could access the textLabel and defaultTextLabel. If I use the Accessibility Inspector to look at the hierarchy I can see the button. For some reason I can’t get a handle on it. The info button opens an editor, so I want to tell the user that 1. it is there and 2. what it goes to. (I’m not looking to override that label, that’s not possible as per the docs)