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We have a number of App Store Connect API keys that we use for various automation tasks.
These keys still show as valid in the App Store Connect portal but in the last couple of weeks they all seem to have stopped working.
Is there anyway that a key can become invalid?
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Hi,
I'm trying to set up an apple app site association file to support multiple app dealing with multiple URL patterns.
The file is deployed but is failing validation through Apple's App Search API Validation Tool. The tool doesn't give too much feedback on what is wrong with the file contents:
This is the contents of the file (with certain sensitive items replaced).
{
	"applinks": {
		"apps": [],
		"details": [{
			"appIDs": [ "123456789.co.uk.my.app" ],
			"components":[{
			 "/": "/some/path",
			 "?": { "appName": "co.uk.my.app" }
			},
			{
			 "/": "/some/other/path/step1"
			}]
		},
		{
			"appIDs": [ "123456789.co.uk.my.other.app" ],
			"components":[{
			 "/": "/some/path",
			 "?": { "appName": "co.uk.my.other.app" }
			},
			{
			 "/": "/some/other/path/otherstep1"
			}]
		}]
	}
}
Can anyone help us workout what is wrong with the file contents?
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We are trying to add universal link functionality to our app and currently trying to test this in one of our test environments.We are currently seeing issues with the download of the file to the device but the console log entry doesn't give us much to go on:### Download URL 'https://our.test.domain.com/.well-known/apple-app-site-association' failed: -6756/0xFFFFE59C kTypeErrCan anyone help with understanding what is going wrong with the download?We're aware that Apple have an on-line tool for validating the structure of this file but because our test environment is behind a firewall then the tool can't get to the file, this leads to two additional questions:Does anyone know the IP range we would have to allow through for this tool to work?Is anyone aware of a tool that will validate the structure of the file by uploading the file contents rather than pointing it at the URL of the file?Thanks.
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We're trying to get universal links working in our app but we are encountering errors when trying to download the Apple App Site Association file.We've used various online tools to validate the file and they all say their is a parsing error but they don't go into any detail about what the issue is.We've validated that the JSON is valid but what else could be wrong with the file contents?{
"applinks": {
"details": [
{
"appIDs": [ "12345NGB.co.uk.my.app" ],
"components": [
{
"/": "/universallink/*",
"comment": "Matches any URL whose path starts with /universallink/"
}
]
}
]
}
}
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In our recent submissions to the app store we have been warned that our app is referencing UIWebView and that this is now a deprecated API. We aren't referening UIWebView in our code but we suspect that one of our 3rd party dependencies might be, is there a technique or tool that we can use to try and identify if a library is referencing UIWebView?Thanks,
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In your documentation for Universal Links it says that the Apple Assoication file must be hosted athttps://<fully qualified domain>/.well-known/apple-app-site-associationIs it possible to have additonal path elements in the URL such as:https://<fully qualified domain>/some/domain/.well-known/apple-app-site-associationor does the well known directory always have to be at the root of the site?
bwalpoleuk.