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CloudKit container may need indexing
My queries are failing in an unusual way. I can query 4 out of 5 Record Types. The 5th fails from the app (CKQueryOperation) and, surprisingly, also from the CloudKit Dashboard. It returns only 100-300 records when it should return over 4000. Tapping "Query Records" returns an additional 100-300 records. Apple Developer Technical Support has suggested that the issue involves the index of the container and wrote that only the CloudKit Team can fix it. So my question is - How do I get the CloudKit Team to fix it????
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BlietoothHFP to MFi hearingaids
Is it possible to port a bluetooth microphone (BluetoothHFP) to MFi hearing aids connected to an iPhone. When I try to do that the BluetoothHFP grabs input and output. When I pull the output away (BluetoothA2DP) it gives up the input.
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CloudKit queries failing, need reindexing
See FB22358865. I have a formerly working app. From within the app, Queries to 4 'Record Types' work fine. Queries to one Record Type return only some records. When I 'Query Records' from the CloudKit dashboard I get 100-300 records downloaded for this Record Type. If I repeat 'Query Records' I get an additional 100-300 records. There are more than 4000 records. Apple Developer Technical Support has stated 'the index in your CloudKit container gets in a bad state." How can I fix this?
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CloudKit Query (and Dashboard) returns only a few records
When I query, an existing database with over 10,000 records from an Objective C app (i.e. CKQueryOperation) I get only N x 100 records returned where N varies each time between 0 and about 10 (i.e. never more than 1000 records and always an even multiple of 100). When I do a “Query Records” on the CloudKit Dashboard I get a similar number of pages of records downloaded (i.e. 0-10). If I tap “Query Records” multiple times I will get more pages of records until the full 10,000 are downloaded. This had been working fine until recently, both from the app and the Dashboard. There are multiple Record Types in the database. Only one Record Type is erroring. The other Record Types continue to work both from the app and the Dashboard. In particular, the Users Record Type has many many records and they all download to many pages with a single tap of “Query Records”. I have posted this to the Feedback Assistant under FB22358865. Here is my code: NSPredicate *predicate =[NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"modificationDate>%@",dateLastSynched]; CKRecordType theRecordName=[NSString stringWithString:@"Notices”]; // I also try this for @“Links” and @“Messages” and @“EventMessages" CKQuery *query = [[CKQuery alloc] initWithRecordType:theRecordName predicate:predicate]; CKQueryOperation *theOperation=[[CKQueryOperation alloc] initWithQuery:query]; [self startAQueryOperation:(CKQueryOperation *)theOperation theName:(NSString *)recordName]; -(void)startAQueryOperation:(CKQueryOperation *)theOperation theName:(NSString *)recordName{ theOperation.recordFetchedBlock=^(CKRecord *theRecord){ NSLog(@"XXXjust downloaded a %@",recordName); }; theOperation.queryCompletionBlock=^(CKQueryCursor *theCursor, NSError *error){ if(error){ NSLog(@"XXXerror %@",error); } if(theCursor){ CKQueryOperation *anotherOperation=[[CKQueryOperation alloc] initWithCursor:theCursor]; [self startAQueryOperation:anotherOperation theName:recordName]; } }; CKDatabase *publicDatabase = [[CKContainer defaultContainer] publicCloudDatabase]; [publicDatabase addOperation:theOperation]; } When I run this code in the app I get no “XXXerror” from the NSLogs. I get the expected number of “XXXjust downloaded a” EventMessages (435) and Messages (594) and Links (15) but I get varying amounts, 100 or 400 or 500 “xxjust downloaded a” for the Notices when I should get 10,118 records. Thinking that 10,000 records is too much, if I alter “dateLastSynched” for Notices I still get only 100 or 200, not the expected number. Note that the number is always a multiple of 100. This seems to be consistent with the typical number of records I get on the CloudKit dashboard each time I tap “Query Records”.
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CloudKit error - CKErrorRequestRateLimited
First query works fine. If next query comes within 30 seconds of first query it generates a CKErrorRequestRateLimited (error.code==7) error telling me to try after a time such that there would be 30 seconds between queries. <CKError 0x30299dd70: "Request Rate Limited" (7/2061); "Operation throttled by previous server http 503 reply. Retry after 20.5 seconds. (Other operations may be allowed.)"; Retry after 20.5 seconds>
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CloudKit Dashboard error "Failed to execute query"
Something has caused my CloudKit queries to fail. On the dashboard I get an error message "Failed to execute query" when I try to "SORT BY" a field. The field is listed under Indexes as "sortable". For a different field, when I enter the field under "FILTER BY", and before I tap "Query", I get "No results". That field is listed under the Indexes as "queryable". It used to work fine. I have described this further, with screenshots at FB16114560
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Zombie CKQuerySubscription
I am converting my subscriptions to shouldBadge=NO; and adding silent notifications to implement my own badge count incrementation now that setApplicationIconBadgeNumber: doesn't work. (see [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47542005/ckmodifybadgeoperation-is-deprecated-in-ios-11-anyone-know-an-alternative-appro] The problem is that I still have subscriptions with shouldBadge=YES; triggering. I cannot delete those subscriptions because they do not appear in a fetchAllSubscriptionsWithCompletionHandler: . I think I may have deleted the subscriptions from the Development and Production environments on the dashboard and that is why they do not appear in the fetch. But they still exist and are firing over and over again - and setting the badge. Does anyone know how to delete a subscription that can't be fetched?
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CloudKit container may need indexing
My queries are failing in an unusual way. I can query 4 out of 5 Record Types. The 5th fails from the app (CKQueryOperation) and, surprisingly, also from the CloudKit Dashboard. It returns only 100-300 records when it should return over 4000. Tapping "Query Records" returns an additional 100-300 records. Apple Developer Technical Support has suggested that the issue involves the index of the container and wrote that only the CloudKit Team can fix it. So my question is - How do I get the CloudKit Team to fix it????
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BlietoothHFP to MFi hearingaids
Is it possible to port a bluetooth microphone (BluetoothHFP) to MFi hearing aids connected to an iPhone. When I try to do that the BluetoothHFP grabs input and output. When I pull the output away (BluetoothA2DP) it gives up the input.
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Using separate BluetoothHFP devices for input and output
I want to connect a BluetoothHFP microphone to MFi hearing aids. Whenever I make the microphone the input it steals the output and whenever I make the MFi the output it steals the input. Is it possible to do this using AVAudioSession? Is it possible to redefine the MFi hearing aids as a speaker and use Live Listen?
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CloudKit queries failing, need reindexing
See FB22358865. I have a formerly working app. From within the app, Queries to 4 'Record Types' work fine. Queries to one Record Type return only some records. When I 'Query Records' from the CloudKit dashboard I get 100-300 records downloaded for this Record Type. If I repeat 'Query Records' I get an additional 100-300 records. There are more than 4000 records. Apple Developer Technical Support has stated 'the index in your CloudKit container gets in a bad state." How can I fix this?
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CloudKit Query (and Dashboard) returns only a few records
When I query, an existing database with over 10,000 records from an Objective C app (i.e. CKQueryOperation) I get only N x 100 records returned where N varies each time between 0 and about 10 (i.e. never more than 1000 records and always an even multiple of 100). When I do a “Query Records” on the CloudKit Dashboard I get a similar number of pages of records downloaded (i.e. 0-10). If I tap “Query Records” multiple times I will get more pages of records until the full 10,000 are downloaded. This had been working fine until recently, both from the app and the Dashboard. There are multiple Record Types in the database. Only one Record Type is erroring. The other Record Types continue to work both from the app and the Dashboard. In particular, the Users Record Type has many many records and they all download to many pages with a single tap of “Query Records”. I have posted this to the Feedback Assistant under FB22358865. Here is my code: NSPredicate *predicate =[NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"modificationDate>%@",dateLastSynched]; CKRecordType theRecordName=[NSString stringWithString:@"Notices”]; // I also try this for @“Links” and @“Messages” and @“EventMessages" CKQuery *query = [[CKQuery alloc] initWithRecordType:theRecordName predicate:predicate]; CKQueryOperation *theOperation=[[CKQueryOperation alloc] initWithQuery:query]; [self startAQueryOperation:(CKQueryOperation *)theOperation theName:(NSString *)recordName]; -(void)startAQueryOperation:(CKQueryOperation *)theOperation theName:(NSString *)recordName{ theOperation.recordFetchedBlock=^(CKRecord *theRecord){ NSLog(@"XXXjust downloaded a %@",recordName); }; theOperation.queryCompletionBlock=^(CKQueryCursor *theCursor, NSError *error){ if(error){ NSLog(@"XXXerror %@",error); } if(theCursor){ CKQueryOperation *anotherOperation=[[CKQueryOperation alloc] initWithCursor:theCursor]; [self startAQueryOperation:anotherOperation theName:recordName]; } }; CKDatabase *publicDatabase = [[CKContainer defaultContainer] publicCloudDatabase]; [publicDatabase addOperation:theOperation]; } When I run this code in the app I get no “XXXerror” from the NSLogs. I get the expected number of “XXXjust downloaded a” EventMessages (435) and Messages (594) and Links (15) but I get varying amounts, 100 or 400 or 500 “xxjust downloaded a” for the Notices when I should get 10,118 records. Thinking that 10,000 records is too much, if I alter “dateLastSynched” for Notices I still get only 100 or 200, not the expected number. Note that the number is always a multiple of 100. This seems to be consistent with the typical number of records I get on the CloudKit dashboard each time I tap “Query Records”.
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CloudKit error - CKErrorRequestRateLimited
First query works fine. If next query comes within 30 seconds of first query it generates a CKErrorRequestRateLimited (error.code==7) error telling me to try after a time such that there would be 30 seconds between queries. <CKError 0x30299dd70: "Request Rate Limited" (7/2061); "Operation throttled by previous server http 503 reply. Retry after 20.5 seconds. (Other operations may be allowed.)"; Retry after 20.5 seconds>
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CloudKit Dashboard error "Failed to execute query"
Something has caused my CloudKit queries to fail. On the dashboard I get an error message "Failed to execute query" when I try to "SORT BY" a field. The field is listed under Indexes as "sortable". For a different field, when I enter the field under "FILTER BY", and before I tap "Query", I get "No results". That field is listed under the Indexes as "queryable". It used to work fine. I have described this further, with screenshots at FB16114560
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Dec ’24
Zombie CKQuerySubscription
I am converting my subscriptions to shouldBadge=NO; and adding silent notifications to implement my own badge count incrementation now that setApplicationIconBadgeNumber: doesn't work. (see [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47542005/ckmodifybadgeoperation-is-deprecated-in-ios-11-anyone-know-an-alternative-appro] The problem is that I still have subscriptions with shouldBadge=YES; triggering. I cannot delete those subscriptions because they do not appear in a fetchAllSubscriptionsWithCompletionHandler: . I think I may have deleted the subscriptions from the Development and Production environments on the dashboard and that is why they do not appear in the fetch. But they still exist and are firing over and over again - and setting the badge. Does anyone know how to delete a subscription that can't be fetched?
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