I am trying to deploy an app that has an iOS App component and an iMessage Extension component. Ideally a user purchasing/downloading either would get them both.
This iMessage Extension is not a Sticker Pack - it is an app that exposes the behavior of the iOS app, but from within Messages.
There is scant information about how to accomplish this. The only thing I've found is this thread: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/61482
I've tried varying combinations of bundle IDs to let Xcode know that the iOS app is the "parent" app and the iMessages extension is the "child". For example, this doesn't seem to work:
iOS App bundle id: com.mycompany.appname
iMessages App extension bundle id: com.mycompany.appname.messages
Both targets are in the same Xcode project.
Any advice?
Thanks in advance!
-Tim
projectbox
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