Just came back to this thread to say thank you for explaining this to me. I just wrote my first mcp server to let Claude Code read testsuite failures in my project to fix :D

I was curious and came here expecting something similar to fizzbuzz that would be a few lines.

Wow I see exit rand and I bow in respect 😂

I wouldn’t prefer that. Without the _path and _url suffixes, they look like any other variable name - easy footgun. Also hard to grep when required.

App review team approved update-2 my app. Now I’ll move onto marketing tasks.

Update: App was approved on 7th Jan 2025.
I spent a week on some improvements and submitted an update to the AppStore again. This time it's paywall improvements and some analytics.

I spent most of my career at places that have a huge dependency on a lot of third-party APIs (75+ API at one workplace). So I know how valuable monitoring can be 😀

The resubmission has been in-review for an hour. It’s 1am. I was hoping they would approve it fast - because it is a reasonably easy app to test.

Going to sleep now 🤞

Scraped some data for the marketing site. Will build something with it.

rejected because App Review team didn't review subscriptions first and hence saw no options to subscribe :D

submitted again, because I cancelled the submission thinking something was wrong with my app.

Got my bandwidth optimization ready to deploy. Nothing to do with the ios app. But I'll wait. Back to the marketing task for this app.

On to some marketing work to distract myself from refreshing the review status page 😀

Docs seem sparse on this topic. And they all mention about assigning a domain to a public bucket to be able to cache is using cache rules. But nothing about caching in the context of presigned urls to access private R2 objects.