With iOS 14 and macOS Big Sur, Apple is introducing a new “Teams for Feedback Assistant”. Developers working together can now easily report bugs to Apple on the same project, and then check what other team members are reporting.
Feedback Assistant is a dedicated portal for developers to report issues with Apple software, including iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. And now the company has made it easier for company members and developer groups to share feedback during the development process.
This is how Apple describes Teams for Feedback Assistant:
You can view, reply to a request, or send a new message to Apple for any comments on your computer. The recipient of team feedback can download any attachment, close the report, and receive alerts if there is a request from Apple. Team comments are assigned to their original filing cabinet by default, but you can change the allocation to any other member of your organization who is using the Comments Assistant.
As this is a collaboration tool, the new teams option for the Apple Feedback Assistant is only available to members of the Apple Developer Enterprise Program, Apple Business Manager, or Apple School Manager.
Eligible developers will have access to the Teams feature automatically through the Feedback app on iOS 14, Big Sur macOS, or via feedbackassistant.apple.com.
If you’re already running beta software, Apple recently shared an article that explains how developers can properly report bugs they’ve experienced.
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