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Hi,
We're an app-vendor that uses a wild card app ID for our development and beta builds. We're working on a feature that requires app groups but seems like that isn't supported with a wild card app ID? Is there a way to do this?
I understand wildcard app IDs are meant for apps that don't require specific capabilities, but I'd like to roll this feature across *all* the apps that have that wild card app ID, so is there a way to do this or do I need to figure out how to support all those apps with individualized app IDs and a profile for each??
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I know there's a bunch of questions out there about this but most of the solutions either haven't worked for me or are obsolete.
I work for an app vendor - usually our customers provide us with their certificates and profiles so we can do the app submission for them. I have one customer who does not want to do so for security reasons, and is asking for an unsigned IPA that they can resign themselves and submit.
... is there a non-hacked way to do that? I managed to create an unsigned IPA and resign it but I can't install it on device as I get a message that its integrity could not be verified. If I run codesign -f -s with the appropriate cert it passes. But then if I try to verify it with code sign -v I get no identity found.
security find-identity gives me almost 9 valid identities.
Anyone do this successfully in the past year? Does the provisioning profile need to be a specific type(adhoc vs App Store). I used an adhoc profile with a device that I verified is in the profile.
Is it a matter of exporting an xcarchive from Xcode and giving it to them? Should that archive be signed with my own stuff and then they can resign?
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Hi,
I have an empty sample app with the following code in viewDidLoad in ViewController.m. The image blueSky.jpg is added directly in the project rather than in an asset catalogue to mimic some existing code I inherited recently.
With this code, if I turn on VoiceOver on device and start up the app, it will say "I am not a description", pause for a moment, say "image", then describe the image "blue sky, clouds", on iOS 14. On iOS 13 it will read the accessibilityLabel and that's it.
My question is - how do I turn off the image describing in iOS 14? It's redundant and for some of the other images I have in my project it is just outright incorrect. Been looking high and low for two days. Please advise. :(
		UIImageView *imageView = [[UIImageView alloc] initWithImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"blueSky.jpg"]];
		imageView.isAccessibilityElement = YES;
		imageView.accessibilityLabel = @"I am not a description";
		CGPoint origin = imageView.frame.origin;
		origin.y = 50;
		origin.x = 50;
		
		CGRect imageFrame = imageView.frame;
		imageFrame.origin = origin;
		imageView.frame = imageFrame;
		self.view.isAccessibilityElement = NO;
		
		[self.view addSubview:imageView];
