Non-public API usage

Hello!
I am newby in Felgo, and before use pure QT. Now I have a small project with 2 pages, but can’t send it to TestFlight, becose App Store Connect robot send me e-mail with:

Non-public API usage:

The app references non-public selectors in dveegClient: auth, authenticator, clearCache, configure, defaultConfig, email, getInstance, isAnonymous, itemId, logEvent:, logger, purchaseType, push:, redo:, reference, setAge:, setAppID:, setAppVersion:, setChannels:, setDeviceId:, setGender:, setLogLevel:, setPrice:, setSubscription:, setUserID:, setUserId:, signOut:, startManager, storage, tokenString, uid, undo:
If method names in your source code match the private Apple APIs listed above, altering your method names will help prevent this app from being flagged in future submissions. In addition, note that one or more of the above APIs may be located in a static library that was included with your app. If so, they must be removed.

But there is no in my code (authenticator is for example, some result with other selectors)

Searching 166 files for “authenticator”

0 matches

My *.pro file:

QT += networkauth positioning location

CONFIG += c++17
CONFIG += v-play

CONFIG += qtquickcompiler

RESOURCES += resources.qrc # uncomment for publishing

INCLUDEPATH += $$PWD/app

TRANSLATIONS = qml/translations/en_EN.ts \
qml/translations/ru_RU.ts

# Add more folders to ship with the application here

# NOTE: for PUBLISHING, perform the following steps:
# 1. comment the DEPLOYMENTFOLDERS += qmlFolder line above, to avoid shipping your qml files with the application (instead they get compiled to the app binary)
# 2. uncomment the resources.qrc file inclusion and add any qml subfolders to the .qrc file; this compiles your qml files and js files to the app binary and protects your source code
# 3. change the setMainQmlFile() call in main.cpp to the one starting with “qrc:/” – this loads the qml files from the resources
# for more details see the “Deployment Guides” in the Felgo Documentation

# during development, use the qmlFolder deployment because you then get shorter compilation times (the qml files do not need to be compiled to the binary but are just copied)
# also, for quickest deployment on Desktop disable the “Shadow Build” option in Projects/Builds – you can then select “Run Without Deployment” from the Build menu in Qt Creator if you only changed QML files; this speeds up application start, because your app is not copied & re-compiled but just re-interpreted

# configure the product’s bundle identifier
# this identifier is used for the app on iOS
PRODUCT_IDENTIFIER = ox.dveegClient

# The .cpp file which was generated for your project. Feel free to hack it.
SOURCES += main.cpp \
app/models/taskmodel.cpp \
app/models/usermodel.cpp \
app/wrappers/networkwrapper.cpp \
app/corecontroller.cpp \
app/wrappers/locationwrapper.cpp \
app/wrappers/filestorewrapper.cpp \
app/wrappers/handledeeplink.cpp \
app/wrappers/profilewrapper.cpp

android {
ANDROID_PACKAGE_SOURCE_DIR = $$PWD/android
OTHER_FILES += android/AndroidManifest.xml android/build.gradle
}

ios {
QMAKE_INFO_PLIST = ios/Project-Info.plist
OTHER_FILES += $$QMAKE_INFO_PLIST
}

# set application icons for win and macx
win32 {
RC_FILE += win/app_icon.rc
}
macx {
ICON = macx/app_icon.icns
}

HEADERS += \
app/models/taskmodel.h \
app/models/usermodel.h \
app/wrappers/networkwrapper.h \
app/corecontroller.h \
app/constants.h \
app/wrappers/locationwrapper.h \
app/wrappers/filestorewrapper.h \
app/wrappers/handledeeplink.h \
app/wrappers/profilewrapper.h

I’m changing the code and compilation options the third day without any effect 🙁 And need some help with this.