Bug Warning when uploading Xcode14 builds to AppStoreConnect, Unity uses private API [2021.3.8f1]

After updating to Xcode 14, I get the following warning:

This could cause problems when we want to send our app to apple review as they usually don't allow private APIs to be called.
We don't use any Push-Notifications in our code, the method mentioned seems auto generated by Unity.

 

Same issue here! Worked fine a day ago then after XCode update everything goes down the crapper.
Reverting to 13.4 for now, but this better get looked at.

 

Same issue, can't distribute anything to Apple Connect
The app references non-public selectors in Payload/a.app/Frameworks/UnityFramework.framework/UnityFramework: applicationWillFinishLaunchingWithOptions:, didReceiveRemoteNotification:, loadPlugin

 

This is likely to be a false positive of Xcode 14. Those selectors come from AppDelegateListener from Classes/PluginBase/AppDelegateListener.h/mm. Those are part of the interface declarations for native plugins, which is not actual private API usage, and Xcode should not have flagged it, given Xcode 13 is fine with it. It could be just a simple clash with an actual private API, or it could also just be a mishap on the App Store server, so it's better to open tickets with Apple to correct this, and use Xcode 13 in the meantime.

That said, if you have to use Xcode 14, and you don't use any iOS native plugins that may listen to the App's lifecycle, you can try renaming those plugin API interfaces into different names. I did a quick test with my project and it seem to run fine on my M1 Mac:

 

Bump. I also am stuck being unable to upload my latest iOS version to the app store. Tried Neonlyte's solution, with no luck. I did submit a bug report to Apple, but I'd like to make sure the devs here see this too, just in case they have a solution, such as specifying public/private on these or at least take a look at it to ensure it's really an Apple problem and not a Unity one. Is there a way for me to directly report this, rather than hope they stumble across it in this forum?

 

Got same problem with unity 2020.3.12 and Xcode 14.0.1

The app references non-public selectors in Payload/AppName.app/Frameworks/UnityFramework.framework/UnityFramework: didReceiveRemoteNotification:, loadPlugin

But it was loaded each time (5 times) so try check appstoreconnect testflight

 

I have the exact same problem. Do you found a solution for it? I can't find any hints out there.

 

I was able to successfully get a testflight app approved by following @Neonlyte 's above method.
Good look getting apple to remove the false positive though.

 

OK thanks, I will give it a try.

 

In another post I also mentioned that I had success submitting a binary even without correcting the warnings. Probably you don’t actually have to do anything at the moment.

 

FWIW, I downgraded to XCode 13, and it compiled and uploaded without any issue.

 

I still have this problem with 2021.3.11 and XCode 14.0.1.

 

I ignored the error. Submitted the build and it was accepted and published by Apple.

 

Though its given this kind of error dialog box during uploading but the build was uploaded successfully.


Through Testflight I have sent it to multiple testers and it worked too.
But I can't able to understand the meaning of this error.

 

I got that error as well. I am not able to release any IPA with that error on Test Flight or send it to Apple. I tried Neonlytes method but with no success.

 

I am just in testing phase of the game so I don't have an issue.
At publish time, I hope this error will get resolved.

 

I ignored the error. Submitted the build and it was accepted and published by Apple.
I hope this warning will be resolved soon

 

Yes, although the same error was reported, the binaries were successfully uploaded and could be tested in TestFlight.

 

Hi, how do you upload builds to Test Flight? I upload using xCode and it stops right after the warning.

 

In my case I saw the warning, but it did successfully upload to appstore connect. Just wait 10 minutes for the binary to process, then the build should be available for testflight.

 

it works!

 

I have XCode 14.0.1, same issue and thanks to @siddharth3322 I just waited it out and, Boom it still got uploaded. Thanks

 

2019.4, Xcode 14.2 still have the issue.

but I have find some clues:
this function didReceiveRemoteNotification has been deprecated. Follow the doc of apple, there's a new method for fetching notifications.

But my game have no need of notifications. I just disabled all implementation of didReceiveRemoteNotification.