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You probably did something like this:
NavigationView {
	ContentView()
		.environmentObject(yourObject)
}
whereas you have to do this instead (i.e. put the environmentObject *outside* the NavigationView
NavigationView {
	ContentView()
}
.environmentObject(yourObject)
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Please ignore this, I was running the wrong project on the simulator :(
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> The user's device is an iOS iPhoneThat's true, but that doesn't help. PassKit creates an identifier for the device and that's what is tracked. I wouldn't have a way to associate that device to the pass, as far as I can tell.
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If the user scans something then the vendor's database doesn't know who the user is.
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I'm starting from scratch. In the ideal situation there wouldn't be an app, just the store card for the wallet. The vendor already takes apple pay, and just wants to switch from a paper wallet punch card to an Apple Wallet item.
Know this is an old thread, but it's funny to find since the suggestion is "don't require that" but with Sign In with Apple, it's now required that we do this since you're providing the public JWK and we thus need to take the modulus and exponent and convert it manually.
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https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/services/configure
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Thanks for the pointer, Claude. Unfortunately that won't help because that's just asking the UITextView how tall it should be. This is in a cell using auto-layout to determine the cell size (which I forgot to mention), and when tableView(_:heightforRowAt:) is called the cell wouldn't yet have subviews setup, and so I wouldn't know the height of the image to set the exclusion path.
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I showed a concrete example in the original post. It's any number of name/value pairs for the numeric values. I'm explicitly trying to not have a 'people' dictionary in there to keep the data in the format that the calling client needs it in so that it doesn't have to transform the data once it arrives.
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Apologies. I forgot to mention that the people are dynamic, it's not a set list of names that I know at compile time.
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When you install via Xcode directly you need to send the push notifications through the development URL. Anything installed via TestFlight or App Store needs to be sent through the production URL.
