I need to implement ZIP file and directory compression without using any third party libraries and Apple Archive looks like it would do the trick. Unfortunately, whenever I try to make use of it (yes, I did import it), I get out of scope errors.
The Swift import headers are all essentially empty in the Xcode 12.2 beta. The Objective C headers exist, though.
Before I put any more time into this, does anyone know if/when Apple Archive will be implemented as documented? Has it been pulled from the SDK but the documentation not updated? I'm a little worried about trying to use the Objective C variant because I cannot find anything on the status of the framework in general.
Thanks,
Kevin
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While I understand that the amount of storage available to private CloudKit databases is whatever the user pays for, I am confused as to whether the data transfer and requests per second limits that affect public databases are also in place for private databases.We are in the process of adding CloudKit support to one of our apps where the average size of the local data store is around 300 MB and can easily cross into the multi-gigabyte range. If a similar data transfer limit with an average 50 MB per user per month is in effect, then we could easily run into to trouble with CloudKit. Does anyone know if there is a data transfer limit for private databases with CloudKit? If so, is it the same as the public database limitation or is it something else?Regards
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I'm running into a bit of an issue with a menu attached to a UIButton in a Catalyst app. Clicking on the button works as expected: the menu appears (showsMenuAsPrimaryAction is set to true).
However, because the button is in a form as a way for the user to select from a list of available options, I also need the ability to show the dropdown menu when I tab to the button from another field. I was hoping this would happen automatically if the button could become the first responder, but that does not appear to be the case. If there a way to make this happen?
I've been trying to upload a preview video for a Mac app to App Store Connect for two days now and am running into a problem when I try to save the app listing.The video uploads fine, from either the app's version page and when going through the Media Manager. I can play the video back and even set the poster frame. However, if I try to save the listing in the Media Manager, the video simply disappears. No error. No nothing. If I upload the video from the app version page, again everything seems fine, but when I try to save the listing, App Store Connect returns an error saying the video is in the incorrect format. However, it does not tell me what it doesn't like (encoding, audio format, length, what?).The video was created in Final Cut Pro X and exported at 30fps, 1920 x 1080 (progressive). The MOV file is encoded in H.264 with 44.1k AAC stereo audio. The preview video is exactly 30 seconds long. I've tried shortening it, using 48k audio, and just about everything else I can think of, but no luck. I was unable to try Apple Pro Res 422 HQ because the size is above Apple's 500 MB limit.I've uploaded a number of preview videos in the past and I seem to recall that format errors were flagged on upload and not save. I certainly don't remember being able to play the vdeo back in App Store Connect and set the poster frame if there were any format issues. Could be wrong, though.Any ideas as to how to fix this are most welcome.
Enderlyn.