I'm writing a Swift wrapper for Search Kit and ran into a problem. Let's say I have indexed a single document: /documents/hello.txt Now the user moves the document to another folder: /notes/hello.txt How can I update the index after a document was moved without having to re-index the document? There is SKIndexMoveDocument(), but it requires a new parent SKDocument. How would I get a reference to that? I tried creating it via SKDocumentCreateWithURL, but updating the index fails. I assume, because there is no document with the path "/notes/" in the index (it's a folder after all)? The SearchKit Programming Guide says that when moving a document, one should remove the old document from the index and add it again with the new URL. There has to be a better way without having to reindex. Imagine renaming the root folder of a large document tree. Re-indexing all files would be unnecessary if only their URLs changed.

I'm trying to sort out the system/hardward requirements for using Bonjour/NSNetService to connect an iPhone to a Mac.Are these combinations possible:[?] Bluetooth ON, WiFi OFF on Mac and iPhone[?] Bluetooth OFF, WiFi ON on Mac and iPhone, but both devices are not part of any WiFi network (i.e. no router present)[✓ Works] Bluetooth OFF, WiFi On, Mac and iPhone part of the same WiFi networkI got a Bluetooth-only NSNetService up and running between an iPhone and an iPad, but never with a Mac (MacBook Pro mid-2012). Is this a hardware issue or is it not possible to connect an iPhone and a Mac through Bluetooth alone?Thanks!PS: I set includesPeerToPeer = true for the service and browser. My code is based on the WiTap sample code.