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# availableApps

The current managed apps available to this device.

```
final var availableApps: ManagedAppLibrary.ManagedApps { get }
```

## Discussion

The current managed apps are of type `Result<[ManagedApp], ManagedAppDistributionError>`. Use an
asynchronous `for` loop to update your views when the current managed apps change.
If the device can’t retrieve the metadata for the apps, fetching the list of managed apps fails with `ManagedAppDistributionError.networkError`. An example of this failure is if the device is offline.

> Note: The async sequence returns an error and the sequence ends when running as an iOS app on macOS.

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