A real iPad shows "Guided Access" under "Settings/Accessibility/General
on my iPad-simulator there are no entries und "General".
How can I activate "Guided Access" on my Simulator?
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I updated my app in January 2020.
Now I tried to update it again and got the error:
"This application’s application-identifier entitlement does not match that of the installed application".
I didn’t change any entitlements.
I use automatic Xcode signing.
The old entitlements are:
iArcheryScores Entitlements
SUMMARY
Team: Heiko Goes
Certificate: Apple Distribution (Expires 30.03.21)
Profile: iOS Team Store Provisioning Profile: 5MB8829K8U.de.goes-gaebler.archery.iarcheryscores
Symbols: Included
Architectures: armv7 and arm64
ENTITLEMENTS
application-identifier
5MB8829K8U.5MB8829K8U.de.goes-gaebler.archery.iarcheryscores
beta-reports-active
true
get-task-allow
false
keychain-access-groups
5MB8829K8U.5MB8829K8U.de.goes-gaebler.archery.iarcheryscores
com.apple.developer.team-identifier
MDYGK73495
The new entitlements shown in Xcode are:
iOS Team Provision Profile: *
Created 31. March 2020
capabikities 1 included
Includes Keychain Sharing
Entitlements: 4 included
Includes Application Identifier,
keychain-access-groups,
get-task-allow,
and com.apple.developer.team-identifier.
Question:
which entitlements a wrong, missing?
How do I get Xcode automatic signing to generate the correct entitlements?
Until now I have used @ObservedObject for cases, when I will use @StateObject now.
Where and how should I use @ObservedObject?