I'm trying to use a custom system image for my App Shortcut:
AppShortcut(
intent: AppOpenIntent(),
phrases: ["Open \(.applicationName)"],
shortTitle: "Open App",
systemImageName: "custom.image"
)
I've added custom.image to Images.xcassets for my project, but the shortcuts icon is always blank in the Shortcuts app. Is it possible to use custom system images for app shortcuts?
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We have widget snapshot tests using XCTest as shown below:
func testHomeWidgetView() {
let widgetView = HomeWidgetView(
state: .done,
text: "All done!"
).frame(width: 170, height: 170)
assertSnapshot(matching: widgetView, as: .image)
}
}
Is it possible to apply a tint to the widgets in snapshot tests like a user can from their home screen in iOS 18? We'd like to capture snapshots of our widget while tinted via the home screen.
Prior to iOS 18.1, App-prefs:Wallpaper deeplinked to the wallpaper settings. On iOS 18.1, it now deeplinks to the settings app. Is there a new URL to deeplink to the Wallpaper settings?
The following URLs have been tested and do not work on iOS 18.1:
App-prefs:Wallpaper
App-prefs:wallpaper
App-prefs:root=wallpaper
App-prefs:root=Wallpaper
App-prefs:root=WALLPAPER
App-prefs:root=General&path=Wallpaper
prefs:root=Wallpaper