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Just wanted to follow up...
I haven't taken any updates of Xcode or Ventura...but I'm not seeing the crashes happening anymore...
I am the type of person that shuts down every night, so maybe it just need a few reboots to clean things up???
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Wait...what happened to the standard order of operations??
Complain about defect on forums
eskimo comments telling you to log a feedback/bug
Log feedback/bug
eskimo fixes it or tells you it is fixed
Profit
Pretty sure we're on step 4 now.... ;)
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Seeing this also.
Filled a bug - https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/11968981
Seems to be since updating to Ventura 13.2 (didn't notice it this regular until just updating 2 days ago).
Yesterday I would say I had 6+ crashes. Where as usually I see an Xcode crash maybe once a week
-Thanks!
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We are experiencing the same problem. Would appreciate documentation on what we are supposed to do.Documentation for the new header -https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/setting_up_a_remote_notification_server/sending_notification_requests_to_apnsWe are in the process of seeing if 'voip' really works, or just anything other than "alert" or "background" works...-Thanks
We are in a similar boat. We have an Enterprise calling app, and we need to be able to send a "Cancel" push to know that the call is no longer active - so we can cancel/end calls that have been ended by the calling user.This is for the workflow of:No Connectivity* User is unavaiable for a few minutes (in an area with bad WiFi)* During that time they get a call - so they queue up an 'Incoming Call' Push* Call rings out (takes 30 seconds)* Send a 'Cancel' Push* User walks back into WiFi coverage - they receive the 'Incoming Call' & 'Cancel' Pushes - we don't want to ring at allCanceled Call* User gets the Incoming Call push - phone starts ringing* Calling user cancels the call after a few seconds - accidentally called the wrong person* Send a 'Cancel' push to end the callNeither of these workflows would work anymore - which leads to a REALLY bad user experience.There are other ways to ensure the PushKit capability is not being abused - this really makes it almost impossible to be a SIP based VOIP application, and have a good user experience.
