Apologies if this is referenced somewhere but I don't recall it being mentioned in a talk. I understand they're meant to be 10mb or smaller, but is there a validation tool in Xcode to verify how big our app clip is?

Hi there.. My app uses speech recognition and when including the functionality into my Clip, I've noticed that whilst Microphone usage is allowed, Speech is .denied by default (and not visible via Settings > App Clips > (my clip) Is this expected, and if so, are there any plans to allow speech into Clips?

Hi there. My app uses speech recognition and in including the functionality into my clip I've noticed that whilst Microphone usage is allowed, Speech is .denied by default (and not visible via Settings > App Clips > (my clip).. Is this expected, and if so, are there any plans to allow speech into Clips?

I'm creating an app clip and whilst I see all of what the app clip is (including session and icon for the session), I was expecting to be able to see the clip in 'Recently added' like in Keynote and other session videos. After installing the clip, I would have expected to be able to re-launch, and test out the app clip behaviour as a user would. As a developer I think I wouldn't be alone in thinking/expecting that?

I was trying to share functionality between the main app and wanted initially to embed some storyboard from main app. On changing my plist entry of UIMainStoryboardFile, from Main to a newly added storyboard in the same target membership, I get a wicked crash. I'm guessing this is a bug? 2ndly, is this possible (re-using storyboard from main app, obviously after adding to target etc)? Alex.