I have the following code, after looking at the Fruta sample app. @main struct MyClipApp: App { 		var body: some Scene { 				WindowGroup { 						ContentView() 								.onContinueUserActivity(NSUserActivityTypeBrowsingWeb, perform: handleUserActivity) 				} 		} } func handleUserActivity(_ userActivity: NSUserActivity) { 		print("Handle User Activity") 		guard let incomingURL = userActivity.webpageURL else { 				print("No incoming URL") 				return 		} 		print("Incoming URL: \(incomingURL)") } If I just build and run the app clip I get: Handle User Activity Incoming URL: https://example.com Then if I go into my Schema and tick the _XCAppClipURL checkbox and enter a value of https://custom.com?id=1234567890 Build and run the app clip again, I get: Handle User Activity Incoming URL: https://custom.com?id=1234567890 Handle User Activity Incoming URL: https://example.com See how I have my new custom URL and the previous example URL. Go back into my Scheme setup and untick the _XCAppClipURL option. Build and run the app clip again, I get: Handle User Activity Incoming URL: https://example.com Handle User Activity Incoming URL: https://example.com And now I always get two activities when launching the app clip. Is it normal to get two? And how do you stop the https://example.com activity coming in?

I'm running location verification and getting a -1 error code, but this case isn't documented in the enum. What does it mean? payload.confirmAcquired(in: region) { (inRegion, error) in 		guard let confirmationError = error as? APActivationPayloadError else { 				if inRegion { 						// The location of the NFC tag matches the user's location 				} else { 						// The location of the NFC tag doesn't match the records; 						// for example, if someone moved the NFC tag. 				} 				return 		} 		 		print("\(confirmationError.code.rawValue)") // -1 }