Hello,I'm parsing objects from a JSON file and store them into my Core Data store.I'm using NSPersistentCloudKitContainer and when I'm running the app on a different device, it also parses the JSON file and adds objects to Core Data. That results in duplicate objects.How can I check that an entity already exists remotely ?

Hello; I have the following problem. It has been happening since January 10th, probably with the penultimate version of Xcode (version 12.3). I am on macos Catalina version 10.15.5. The code Bundle.main.path(for Resource: moviefilename, of Type: "mp4") returns nil while the file is present in the bundle. When I use simMagnifier to access the application bundle, The file corresponding to the application is greyed out and when I try to open it, I get the message “Can’t open the application because it doesn’t work on this type of Mac.”  Have you ever encountered this problem and have you any idea how to get around it? Sincerely Nicolas

Hello, We have a problem and we don't know how to solve it. Our application uses CloudKit databases. We can no longer access the CloudKit databases. When we connect to the CloudKit console and select CloudKit Database, we get the message "No Containers". However, the application continues to work by downloading files located on CloudKit Database. How can I modify CloudKit Database data?