Turning off "Allow debugging during browsing versions" helps this work like it should, but still not perfectly. The windows tend to appear in the right order and location, but their rendering is still

I'm trying to figure out why the versions browser is doing this weird thing with my windows. A video is linked below. The top-left corner of each window contains a timestamp for when the window gets

Ok perfect - thanks Jens - that's exactly what I needed to know. Leo

I would use NSFileManager. CloudKit is for storing a server-side database that supports queries, indexes and sharing … that's overkill for a simple settings file. Also, I believe if you use the

A question for those experienced in iCloud: I want to implement some very basic iCloud tasks in my apps. Just to sync a few XML files that contain settings presets. So that the users can access

The shows this property: @property (readonly, copy) NSArray *results; // this is for K-V Bindings, and causes side-effects on the query Anybody know what the cryptic comment means about

Correct. Older apps (build with some SDK < 14) get the default value for "Privacy - Local Network Usage Description” and do not require "Bonjour services” when run in iOS 14. Gerriet.

Oh, right! It's the "Access local network" permission. I've seen that pop up. The Info.plist key must be required only if you build the app against the iOS 14 SDK, right? Otherwise that would break

I watched "WWDC 2020 - Support local network privacy in your app” and found out that in iOS 14 the Info.plist needs additional info: • Privacy - Local Network Usage Description if not present -

I'm guessing your network environment includes a DNS server that supports DNS updates (i.e. wide-area Bonjour) but you don't have the credentials to push updates to the DNS server. This error probably

This worked up to iOS 13: let serviceType = "_Gmd-BackGround._tcp." let parameters = NWParameters() parameters.includePeerToPeer = true let browser = NWBrowser(for: .bonjour(type: serviceType,

I assume you mean needsDisplay. In my tableViewSelectionDidChange: delegate method, if instead of setting needsDisplay on the table, I say [self.table

Can you set the background to needsRefresh?

I have a view-based NSTableView in a scroll view. I want to customized the way that selection highlighting is drawn. So, I set up a controller as a delegate of the table, and in the delegate method

I've made some progress on mocking by defining a protocol containing the CKDatabase methods I call; an empty extension to mark CKDatabase as implementing that protocol; and a mock class that

when I was working on CloudKit I made a separate User account on my Mac with my developer Apple ID, iCloud enabled, then you can see and test the Cloud data using the browser interface. I found it

A specific test zone, perhaps when running in the test configuration? Do you have a helper that can detect the build configuration used to run your app? I posted some a while ago and can repost if

I've come up with a solution for this: I can't erase containers/databases, but I can erase a zone by sending a delete followed by a create. That's fine for my purposes because all my code so far

I seem to recall that Axel Kee on Twitter completed a project that might be related to this. He’s in Singapore and is at @soulchildpls on Twitter. But you know Apple. It would probably be best to

Hey, is anyone here using CloudKit? I'm getting started with it and have issues. There's some content on Apple's dev forums, but frankly even the new improved forums have awful UX (why couldn't they