> I also suspect a reason the tools were revised to reject apps with use of these internal functions is that some of them are going away in March. This is the

> I also suspect a reason the tools were revised to reject apps with use of these internal functions is that some of them are going away in March. This is the thing, there are good reasons Apple should reserve certain libraries as private and not support them. The fact that Electron dipped into private libraries and didn't have a fallback plan for WHEN Apple clamped down on this is just poor planning. That said... a small amount of communications and/ or tolerance from Apple would go a long way towards developer good will here. Lots of small developers getting burned here.