I have created share extension, it was working fine with me till I updated Xcode iOS13 and suddenly my app disappeared from the share sheet and I have tried everything.
I created a new application and took the exact info.plist there and still didn't work, I tried even deleting the old share extension and creating new one and didn't work, although when I create an entirely new project it works fine with me.
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I am very beginner in flutter development so have very little knowledge about its working but need to clear my doubt.
I had created an app using flutter create command and a sample flutter project directory is created. When I opened the app using visual studio code and run the app over the physical device an app is created in my device and showing the basic increment counter feature on the screen which is due to the code written in main.dart file.
I remove all the content of main.dart file and wrote my code there and reload it. The app is working fine.
The problem is everytime when I connect my device with my computer I am getting the UI of the sample project created initially and only after reloading again I am getting my new UI.
This problem only exists when first time I am connecting my mobile for debugging and after reloading it is resolved.
Why I am getting the old UI (the one with counter generate while created app for the first time) even though there is no code regarding the same.
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This is happening because you are using hot reload only. Stop the app from the IDE and rebuild. Then after restarting the emulator will be no problem.
This is a kind of bug. I also faced the same problem and finally i fixed it using flutter clean from the terminal. Hope you also already fixed it.
I am working on an app that uses Firebase dynamic links. All throughout testing, the base link, and deep links would open the app, as expected.
At some point, this stopped working on my test device. I tried turning the Associated Domains off and back on again (format is applinks:myappid.app.goo.gl). My URL Types setup in Info has the URL scheme set to my app's bundle id, which is also reflected in Firebase. My AASA still has the expected info in it as well.
I also tried long pressing on the link in both notes and messages (don't get an option to open in app, just open), but it still refuses to work. Oddly enough, it still works in simulator. Any help would be appreciated.
Update: I uploaded the build to TestFlight, and it works properly there. It looks like the issue only occurs on a physical test device, with the app being built from XCode.
Solution Update: Oddly enough after installing a dynamic links build via TestFlight, subsequent XCode test run builds started working properly again. Not the most elegant solution, but at least it is working now.
Update:
This most likely has to do with an open issue that prevents the AASA file from being updated or installed. Currently the only work around is to delete the app, reboot the device, and reinstall.
http://www.openradar.me/radar?id=4999496467480576
Hi I have the following problem.
I am almost finished with creating a new update for my app.
Now I wanted to try if when I install an old version of my app and then run the new version of this app via Xcode on my iPhone.
If the app gets updated correctly to the new version.
Unfortunately this is not the case. I ran into a few problems:
the icon does not get updated (only looses the shine cause the new
one does not have on)
at the start screen of the app there are still parts of the old
version visible like buttons and labels
most of the app gets updated to the new version correctly.
is this a bug or problem from Xcode or will this be the same when my customers update via Appstore?
This problem won't be there when your customer updates via Apple. I have seen problems like this only during debug.
I'm giving a complete overhaul to an iPhone app. As part of this I'm recreating a lot of the XIBs, by deleting the old one and starting again.
I've noticed that sometimes when I run the app (on either the simulator or a device), it attempts to load the old deleted XIB rather than the new one. This also results in an error "this class is not key value coding-compliant", as you would expect when some of the outlets have changed.
I can fix the problem by cleaning the project, and deleting the app from the simulator/device. Just cleaning the project doesn't seem sufficient. I'm concerned that when I release my app to the world, my users will experience this problem, with the only solution being to delete the app before upgrading.
The alternative would be to create the XIBs with a different name, but this is not ideal. Anyone got any ideas?
I was trying to try out and create a .app file for my application and so I followed a tutorial.
After doing this and running the app again on the simulator it always runs with the old code that I have. Why is this? I tried reverting everything back again, but it just won't.
I tried printing something when the app loads, but the app that runs didn't print anything
UPDATE:
I found a fix which is to revert back my bundle identifier to the old one. Why does this work? What if I want to create a binary again to be distributed in the app store, what should I do from this point?
You probably have two apps with the same bundle identifier on the simulator, and Xcode starts the wrong one.
Try to delete everything from the simulator.
Open the iOS Simulator menu in the main menu and select Reset Content and Settings...
I've had the same problem before and for some reason it just didn't update all the files in the bundle that it deployed to the device/simulator. Just delete the app from the device/simulator and redeploy. When it happened to me it didn't create a second app it just didn't completely update the bundle.