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Siri Intent: 'Siri, count for '
Hi, I’m developing an app, which just like Clock App, uses multiple counters. I want to speak Siri commands, such as “Siri, count for one hour”. ‘count’ is the alternative app name. My AppIntent has a parameter, and Siri understands if I say “Siri, count” and asks for duration in a separate step. It runs fine, but I can’t figure out how to run the command with the duration specified upfront, without any subsequent questions from Siri. Clock App has this functionality, so it can be done. //title //perform() @Parameter(title: "Duration") var minutes: Measurement<UnitDuration> } I have a struct ShortcutsProvider: AppShortcutsProvider, phrases accept only parameters of type AppEnum or AppEntity.
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App behaves differently on simulator versus App Store
Hi, I'm fairly new to app development and I've stumbled upon an issue with an app I have created and deployed to the App Store already. The issue: The app has a widget that uses Siri Intents with configurable parameters. It allows the user to choose an option from a list that is dynamically generated. On the App Store version the user is not allowed to choose, however in the simulator everything works fine. What would be the issue? Many thanks! Cristian Lăpușan
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Dec ’21