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Reply to Dynamic parameters in shortcuts
Thanks Ed for the input. There is a way after a fashion to allow flexible shortcuts and that is using AppEntities. We can create N shortcuts based on user input instead of having to settle for the 10 limit of fixed-predefined shortcuts. However, this works ONLY when the app is actually running. Different behavior from the standard fixed shortcuts which will launch the app if needed. If the app isn't running, then we're faced with the dilemma of the user having to do multiple actions therefore, instead of the single voice invocation which is severely limiting.
Mar ’25
Reply to How do I disable wireless debugging in Xcode 15?
same here. I never noticed that it was stuck on wireless debugging and wondered why it'd take a minute to start the damned thing, or 3 or 4 seconds per step in the debugger. My "solution" was to simply restart the iPhone while connected. I have to do that from time to time but I gladly spend 1 minute every couple of hours instead of losing the 15 minutes or more per hour just waiting....and w a i t i n g.......
Jul ’24
Reply to Background location stops with (kCLErrorDomain error 1.) but permission was granted
Getting the same thing here, now two years after the initial positing. We really need background location tracking to work.
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Jun ’25
Reply to Dynamic parameters in shortcuts
So what you are saying is that even though these look like shortcuts in the Shortcut app, they don't act like true shortcuts.
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Apr ’25
Reply to Dynamic parameters in shortcuts
In other words, the user needs to be able to invoke a command in a single step with a user defined string at runtime.
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Mar ’25
Reply to Dynamic parameters in shortcuts
Thanks Ed for the input. There is a way after a fashion to allow flexible shortcuts and that is using AppEntities. We can create N shortcuts based on user input instead of having to settle for the 10 limit of fixed-predefined shortcuts. However, this works ONLY when the app is actually running. Different behavior from the standard fixed shortcuts which will launch the app if needed. If the app isn't running, then we're faced with the dilemma of the user having to do multiple actions therefore, instead of the single voice invocation which is severely limiting.
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Mar ’25
Reply to User falsely shown as unsubscribed
Using Product.SubscriptionInfo.status() returns an .expired state. The user has cancelled the service but still has a few days left until the end of the month.
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Mar ’25
Reply to Read Debit/Credit Card data using NFC
the lack of info suggests no. We're trying to do the same thing, but the example code just ignores cards.
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Dec ’24
Reply to Signing & Capabilities Empty within my Unity Xcode project.
Did you ever solve this? I am getting it now.
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Oct ’24
Reply to Contents of Swift dictionaries and arrays being lost
I ended up having to map the data into a new dictionary that miraculously stayed intact when floated up to the SwiftUI layer. Maddening beyond belief. Combined with a Switfui gotcha I wasted about 8 hours doing something that would have taken me 15 minutes in UIKit and ObjC.
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Jul ’24
Reply to How do I disable wireless debugging in Xcode 15?
same here. I never noticed that it was stuck on wireless debugging and wondered why it'd take a minute to start the damned thing, or 3 or 4 seconds per step in the debugger. My "solution" was to simply restart the iPhone while connected. I have to do that from time to time but I gladly spend 1 minute every couple of hours instead of losing the 15 minutes or more per hour just waiting....and w a i t i n g.......
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Jul ’24
Reply to init MKMapView exception in Xcode 13.0 beta
Ibid. But with XC 13.2.1. And the mapView is built up in the storyboard, and not direct action on part of the my code. And its very sporadic.
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May ’22