Feedback Assistant case: FB9545798
Installation and running
git clone git@github.com:birchill/10ten-ja-reader.git
cd 10ten-ja-reader
yarn install
npm run build:safari
- Now open "xcode13/10ten Japanese Reader.xcodeproj".
- For all four build targets, change the developer team to your own developer team.
- Run the build target named "10ten Japanese Reader Extension (iOS)" on a real device (mine is an iPhone 11 Pro), selecting the app "Safari" to run the extension for.
- Next, on your iPhone, go into Settings > General > Safari > Extensions and allow the extension named "10ten Japanese Reader".
- Return to iOS Safari, refresh the current tab (if you want a consistent URL to test on, then let's choose https://ncode.syosetu.com/n4830bu/130/), and check the Share sheet.
Expected results
A Web Extension named "10ten Japanese Reader" or similar should appear in the Safari Share menu. You should be able to enable it, and something that looks like a hockey puck will immediately appear in the bottom-right of the web page.
Actual results
Although I was able to run this Web Extension just fine on iOS 15 beta 5, since updating to iOS 15 beta 6 (and the corresponding latest macOS and Xcode betas available at the time of writing), I have been unable to run the Web Extension. That is to say, it does not appear in the Share menu, even though it appears in Settings > General > Safari > Extensions and is allowed.
I have tried restarting both my Mac and my iPhone, and incrementing the build number, doing clean builds, etc., but nothing has helped.
I see no debug in Xcode that gives any clues, either.