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In that process though, you’ve had someone at Apple verify that your issue is legitimate, and that issue has probably shown up in a place they care about (DTS m
by e28eta 3y ago
In that process though, you’ve had someone at Apple verify that your issue is legitimate, and that issue has probably shown up in a place they care about (DTS metrics)
Two things that simply filing a feedback issue doesn’t seem to reliably do.
I’m suspect a concerted effort to get developers using their TSIs for bug reporting would backfire (stop refunding them? remove the program?), but I think it’s an interesting idea given how cheap the TSIs are for developers.
- agsnu 3y agoSure and I don’t mean to minimise the value/effort - I’m sure the “look at” may involve actually investigating the issue themselves by looking at the implementation, speaking with the responsible engineers, etc. I am also sure it is a hard problem to solve - while Apple is massive and well resourced these days their developer community is also humongous and I am sure there is a tremendous amount of noise. But my point is merely - TSIs are not a panacea