Thomas Vos

It is now possible to upload apps to the App Store now that https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/pull/1613 is merged. However, TestFlight is not working and universal binaries are not supported. Any suggestions?

I opened a TSI with Apple and am working with them to get the TestFlight issues resolved. They were able to provide me with more detailed error message, so I...

Got TestFlight working thanks to Apple's help with the remaining errors. See #1812.

@akurasov both the App Store and TestFlight are functional. However, there is no native support for the Apple M1 chip. For the App Store, a universal binary (Intel + ARM64)...

Apple approved my Compose app for the Mac App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1462943921 TestFlight builds are also working great. Now all that is missing is a universal build so that M1 is...

It would be great if the Linux arm32 target could be added. We would like to use this target for Tizen OS smart watches in our app. We are using...

@LouisCAD yes, I have Kotlin code working on physical Tizen OS watches (specifically the Galaxy Watch). I am using the `linuxArm32Hfp` target. Cinterop with native Tizen libaries works too. Needed...

> @Thomas-Vos - The [Tizen emulator](https://developer.tizen.org/development/tizen-studio/download) is X64 (also known as **amd64** in Linux), which should be covered by Kotlin Native's **linuxX64** target (already supported by KotlinX Coroutines). On the...

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The instructions should work, I wrote them and it works for me. Can you please make sure the certificates are correct? You could try creating them again just to be...