In previous iOS versions I've able to open a URL of the form "itms-apps://itunes.apple.com/artist/id463855590" and the App Store app would open at a page showing all my apps. This doesn't seem to work in iOS 12. I see a "Cannot Connect to AppStore" error message within the App Store app.Using "https" instead of "itms-apps" takes me to the iTunes Store app and does show a list of my apps, but as a simple list, not the nice iOS 11 app store UI.Opening an itms-apps URL for a specific app still seems to work (but not 100% of the time).Is this just a temporary problem during the beta or are links to artist pages no longer supported?
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iOS 16.0 beta 1 added a new UIImage initialiser for creating a system image that allows both a variable color amount and symbol configuration to be provided: +[UIImage systemImageNamed:variableValue:withConfiguration:]
In beta 1 I was able to use this just fine and could happily mix variable color with all the different render modes.
In beta 2 using this initialiser always results in monochrome rendering.
In beta 2, if I ask for multicolor I get monochrome. I don't get the new automatic render as images such as iphone.homebutton.radiowaves.left.and.right appear in monochrome, not hierarchical.
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It's not 100% clear to me from the video whether the new condensed, compressed and expanded font widths are intended to work across all four SF designs: default, rounded, serif and monospaced, or whether they will only work for the default design.
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I have an iOS app which I'm trying to build with mac Catalyst. It works well locally but I'm having problems when I try and build a notarized version to send to testers. I have sucessfully notarized the app but when I run it, nothing happens. Console logs this:default 10:10:46.455899+0000 taskgated-helper 70673: 0xdfd172 Checking profile: XC OSX: com.hacknicity.adaptivity.aerror 10:10:46.455919+0000 taskgated-helper 70673: 0xdfd172 com.hacknicity.adaptivity.a: Unsatisfied entitlements: com.apple.developer.user-fontserror 10:10:46.455934+0000 taskgated-helper 70673: 0xdfd172 Disallowing: com.hacknicity.adaptivity.adefault 10:10:46.456962+0000 amfid 184: 0xdfd304 /Users/geoff/Desktop/Adaptivity.app/Contents/MacOS/AdaptivityA signature not valid: -67671default 10:10:46.457021+0000 kernel 0: 0xdfd3ce proc 70702: load code signature error 4 for file "AdaptivityA"default 10:10:46.457380+0000 kernel 0: 0xdfd3cf Security policy would not allow process: 70702, /Users/geoff/Desktop/Adaptivity.app/Contents/MacOS/AdaptivityAdefault 10:10:46.465528+0000 ReportCrash 530: 0xdfce46 Parsing corpse data for process AdaptivityA [pid 70702]default 10:10:47.329601+0000 ReportCrash 530: 0xdfce46 Saved crash report for AdaptivityA[70702] version ??? to AdaptivityA_2020-02-25-101047_Villanelle-2.crashThe iOS app has the Fonts->Use Installed Fonts capability configured in Xcode and I use UIFontPickerViewController to allow the user to choose a custom font. That view controller simply doesn't appear on Mac Catalyst, so I conditionally removed that part of the UI. However, the entitlements are shared between the iOS and Catalyst versions so I can't have it enabled in one and not in the other.I suspect I might need to switch to manual signing so I can use separate provisioning profiles for the iOS and Catalyst versions. That seems like it shouldn't be necessary...
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I have a Pomodoro timer watch app which includes a complication. When the timer is started, a series of local notifications are scheduled out into the future corresponding to the start times for work/break periods. The notifications have custom actions such as "Pause" and "Stop" which, when invoked, affect the timer and trigger a complication reload using a method in my extension delegate:- (void)reloadComplicationTimeline
{
HNCLog1(@"reloading timeline for active complications");
CLKComplicationServer *complicationServer = [CLKComplicationServer sharedInstance];
for (CLKComplication *complication in complicationServer.activeComplications) {
HNCLog1(@"reloading complication with family %lu", (unsigned long)complication.family);
[complicationServer reloadTimelineForComplication:complication];
}
}Since watchOS 6 I've been seeing bugs where the complication timeline will not reload when I call this method from a notification handler or in a WKIntentDidRunRefreshBackgroundTask handler (that's how Siri shortcuts to control the timer trigger a reload).This all worked fine on watchOS 4 and 5. Reloading the timeline from the Watch app itself works fine. Reloading from a notification handler when debugging in the simulator works fine. But it doesn't ever seem to work on a real device (watchOS 6.1).I've been poring through console logs and found this rather suspicious entry shortly after I request my reloading:default 12:59:05.452931 +0000 PommieWatchKitExtension 1632: 0x1630cd Complication server connection interrupted. Will attempt to reconnect.Am I doing something wrong? Are other apps using notification actions and/or Siri intents that trigger complication reloads working??
Running four different apps which use Siri shortcuts, my app claims there are no existing voice shortcuts created. INVoiceShortcutCenter's getAllVoiceShortcutsWithCompletion completes without an error, but the callback is always passed an empty array of INVoiceShortcuts.If I try and add a new shortcut using my suggested phrase I receive an alert "Name Cannot Be Used" with the message "You already have a shortcut named '...'. Please choose another name for this shortcut".If I choose another phrase and add a voice shortcut for that it is added, but getAllVoiceShortcutsWithCompletion still returns no shortcuts. Both the existing (created on iOS 12) and the newly-added voice shortcut appear in the Apple Shortcuts app and seem to function correctly.A Stack Overflow question created on July 4th 2019 reports the same issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56884855/invoiceshortcutcenter-shared-getallvoiceshortcuts-does-not-return-anything-in-ioThe Xcode 11 build run on iOS 12 works as expected.The App Store version (built with Xcode 10) run on iOS 13 beta 4 seems to fail the availability check in the code for iOS 12 so doesn't even show me the UI to access the Siri shortcuts section of my app! That's a whole separate issue...
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I'm using QLPreviewController with a QLPreviewControllerDataSource of self. previewController:previewItemAtIndex: also returns self because I also implement QLPreviewItem. previewItemAtURL: is returning a file:// url to an image. When previewed, the QLPreviewController does not show the image. If I implement previewItemTitle:, it shows that title. If I don't it shows the filename. This works fine on iOS 9 through 12, but not on iOS 13. NOTE: I've only tested on a simulator, not a real device.I thought it might be related to my image being stored in a shared app group container but it doesn't work with files in my local container either.
hacknicity.