Hi, do you have suggestions for implementing widgets that get populated with data from external sources at different times? Example: a few numbers are displayed that usually update once or twice a day but some days multiple times per hour for part of the day. We can't get this to work reliably on all of the devices we are testing with and because the throttling/budgeting behavior is opaque it is more of a challenge to pinpoint why. Here are some things we are starting to experiment with, it would be helpful to know if some or all of these approaches would be too demanding of resources to be useful when populating widgets with content: creating dynamic timelines that have different frequencies on different days in the main app downloading new schedules from a server for the timelines for future dates using a combination of silent push notifications and background tasks to download the data when notifications are missed And we're already aware of the basic guidelines (relaxed budget constraints when debugging from xcode, avoid force quitting apps, etc.), would be great to get additional insight beyond the documentation like how to tell when an app has already depleted its budgets. (The questions are primarily geared towards iPhone/iPad). Thanks again!

Populating widgets with silent push notifications would be great for us if they were more predictable. Can you share tips for debugging / testing in Test Flight beyond the usual recommendations available online? When messages are not processed it is a major challenge to distinguish between code problems and device throttling.

Populating widgets with silent push notifications would be great for us if they were more predictable. Can you share tips for debugging / testing in Test Flight beyond the usual recommendations available online? When messages are not processed it is a major challenge to distinguish between code problems and device throttling.