I used the app this morning, uninstalled and reinstalled this afternoon. Will the data reported by MetricKit the next day include the data before uninstalling and reinstalling the previous day?
My app has applied for the permission to play audio and video in the background, but I found that it survived for a long time without hanging when the audio and video were not played in the background. I want to locate the cause, is there any good way?
I want to judge whether the app is playing audio through the cpu usage of com.apple.coreaudio.AQClient, so whether it can cover the situation of all players?
I have configured two appids in appIDs, but only the first one is valid and the second one is invalid, how can I fix it?
for example:
"appIDs": [ "ABCDE12345.com.example.app", "ABCDE12345.com.example.app2" ],
Is there a way for iOS NSURLSession to control dns resolution by itself, similar to the ability of the libcurl library (https://curl.se/libcurl/c/CURLOPT_RESOLVE.html). Because I found that my app's domain name was hijacked in the public network.
Have you encountered a situation after main is called, but AppDelegate is not called? Only a few users will encounter this situation, and it is concentrated in iOS15, and [NSProcessInfo processInfo].environment does not include 'ActivePrewarm' .
I used the app this morning, uninstalled and reinstalled this afternoon. Will the data reported by MetricKit the next day include the data before uninstalling and reinstalling the previous day?
My app has applied for the permission to play audio and video in the background, but I found that it survived for a long time without hanging when the audio and video were not played in the background. I want to locate the cause, is there any good way?
I want to judge whether the app is playing audio through the cpu usage of com.apple.coreaudio.AQClient, so whether it can cover the situation of all players?
I have configured two appids in appIDs, but only the first one is valid and the second one is invalid, how can I fix it?
for example:
"appIDs": [ "ABCDE12345.com.example.app", "ABCDE12345.com.example.app2" ],
Is there a way for iOS NSURLSession to control dns resolution by itself, similar to the ability of the libcurl library (https://curl.se/libcurl/c/CURLOPT_RESOLVE.html). Because I found that my app's domain name was hijacked in the public network.
Have you encountered a situation after main is called, but AppDelegate is not called? Only a few users will encounter this situation, and it is concentrated in iOS15, and [NSProcessInfo processInfo].environment does not include 'ActivePrewarm' .