Hey folks.
Nick mentions that we "might" need to initialize Schema in order to use a public database. The only examples I've seen on this is to create an options, and then call 'options.shouldInitializeSchema = true'. The problem I'm seeing is that the options class doesn't have such a parameter. "NSPersistentCloudKitContainerOptions" only has a containerIdentifier and a databaseScope and an init.
If that's correct, then I'm not sure I understand how to initialize the scheme. Obviously, I can just create a record in CoreData and wait for the PersistentContainer to mirror the schema up to CloudKit and then add the needed indexes, but I assume there's a need to initialize, or else Nick wouldn't have mentioned it.
Any insights would be appreciated.
Thanks
Steve
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Hey folks.
Loving the cloudkit sync (and especially the public addition). I'm wondering whether there's any indication of whether we need to manually register our device for push notifications? Or, is the PersistantCloudKitContainer doing that for us?
Thanks in advance.
Steve