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We need users to be able to scan multiple App Clip QR codes and start a new App Clip experience when they scan a new one. We use Scene and read the URL in the .onContinueUserActivity() method. We have also implemented the .onOpenURL() with the same behaviour. When the user scans the QR code for the first time, everything works fine - we get the URL and handle it correctly. Unfortunately, when she scans a second QR code (with different URL) while the App Clip is still running in the background, the phone just moves the appclip to the foreground and the user sees whatever was there the last time. As far as I can tell, the methods mentioned above won't get called. If we kill the app and scan the other QR code, it will work as expected - but we can't expect users to kill the app when they want to start a new experience. One issues is that I have no idea how to debug this scenario. Is there any way to simulate scanning a second QR code form XCode? As far as I know, I'd need to stop and start the app - which is a scenario I know to work fine. Can anyone think of a way of debugging this and/or tell what Scene or AppDelegate methods we need to implement for this to work? Thanks a lot

Hello there,in my app, I use a background contexts to synchronize data. Basically, all user data is in Core Data and when something changes, the background context will upload the changes to the server. Also, there is another context which polls the server every few minutes to see if there are any changes there. If so, it saves the changes to the local database.My current approach is, that when the application starts, I create a new background context (persistentContainer.newBackgroundContext()) and use it indefinetly.Obviously, the other approach would be to create a new background context everytime I need to run the synchronization and then throw it away when the synchronization finishes.I wonder which approach is better.For example, one issue I ran into is that the "long lived" backround context doesn't always see the changes made by other contexts. I use "automaticallyMergesChangesFromParent = true" but that doesn't seem to work in all cases. So, I ended up doing things like:self.backgroundContext.refresh(dbEntity, mergeChanges: true). My understanding is that the "parent" for backgroundContext is the actual SQLite database when the context is created using persistentContainer.newBackgroundContext()If someone has a link to an article which would clearly explain everything around ManagedObjectContexts and merging objects between them, I'd love to see it. I read a few articles but I still must be missing something.Thanks a lotTony