@jfryznke Just tested your idea and, unfortunately, the load page was still visible for a few seconds before the application loaded.

@omz This is probably a question directly for you.

When running an app built with the Xcode template, the launch screen/image is shown and then a screen similar to the Pythonista console is shown for a few seconds. After that the app starts.

I assume the console-like screen is loading up Python and all your code, but is there a way to overwrite this screen and possibly continue to show the launch screen/image defined in Xcode (or a custom image of some sort)? This would make the transition from launch screen to app much smoother looking.

Wrote a (real) quick script to sanitize the template. You can find it here.

For future reference:
Xcode did not like #! or multiline comments at the beginning of a file.

I am trying to upload a project to iTunes Connect (just setup a developer account and testing creating apps with the template). I'm using the latest template for the beta.

I am running into the following error when uploading:

ERROR ITMS-90035: "Invalid Signature. Code object is not signed at all. The binary at path [projectname.app/pylib/future.py] contains an invalid signature...

The error goes on for a while, but this is the main gist. I am using a valid signing id and all.

I've found this article on StackOverflow. Number 5 on the first answer seems to be the problem.

Does anyone have an idea on how to fix this or run into the same problem?

__future__.py did not start with a #!. I did remove those from all other files.

The file did start with a multi-line string and I noticed that all the files Xcode was complaining about started with multi-line strings for documentation. I stuck a comment before each of the strings and that appears to have fixed this issue for now.

Does anyone know if there is a way to change the location of the "Open In" menu created by console.open_in() or dialogs.share_text() on an iPad? The menu appears in the center of the screen with the arrow pointing up. I would prefer to move it to the top right corner where I have placed the button for the function. I haven't had a chance to test it on an iPhone.

8.1 on an iPad 3 and iPhone 6 Plus. Both are having the same issue.

I uninstalled the beta, installed the current App Store version and ran a simple get location script. It prompted for Location permissions and retrieved my location.

I then uninstalled the App Store version, installed the beta again and ran the script.

The script prints out the value of location.get_location(). It is currently printing out None in the beta with no prompt to allow access to Location Services.

The beta doesn't seem to ask for permission to use Location Services when using the location module for the first time.

I thought it might be for all required permissions, but the Reminders seems to work fine.

Anyone have any ideas on this?