Hi,
is there a way to check programmatically if the App Store is disabled / enabled in MDM administrated environments?
I've tried
Storefront.current != nil
(yes, I know it's async, this is just for easy understanding), however I am not sure as I cannot test this in an MDM environment right now.
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Hi,
a user sent me a crash report from an Mac that ran my app, which is running in "designed for iPad" mode there. Normally, my first step debugging this is to drag the .ips file onto Xcode, load the corresponding project and investigate the stack backtrace.
However, in this case loading the symbols obviously fails (see attached screenshot, lines 3/4).
How can I resymbolicate the backtrace in this case ("designed for iPad" app running on a Mac)?
In my app, I handle some files as UIDocuments. When the app is installed on an M-Mac (as "designed for iPad"), the corresponding file names show up in the recent files system menu. The problem is that these file are for internal use only - the users should not see their names (in fact, the file names are just UUID strings, which is quite confusing).
Is there a way to prevent the Mac from listing the UIDocuments in the recent files menu? Or is there a way to clear the menu?
Topic:
UI Frameworks
SubTopic:
UIKit
Tags:
Files and Storage
Mac Catalyst
Cloud and Local Storage
UIKit