This problem still exists with Xcode 12.4 !
This seems to get ridiculous: we're all in home office and Apple can't make sure the internet connection stays stable?
All I read here seems not to fix this problem and the checked solution is the sys feedback page from Apple - posted 6 months ago?
I have 4 Macs and those running Big Sur have these unstable connections.
The one with Catalina does not.
Apple, hello? Anyone home?
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This will deselect all annotations, which have been previously selected.
let selectedAnnotations = mapView.selectedAnnotations
for annotation in selectedAnnotations {
mapView.deselectAnnotation(annotation, animated: false) // better to animate selection, since deselection could be many
}
This helped a lot.I missed just this line, because I had wrapped the options in a var and forgot to finally apply the option to the "cloudStoreDescription".cloudStoreDescription.cloudKitContainerOptions =
NSPersistentCloudKitContainerOptions(
containerIdentifier: "iCloud.com.mydomain.mycontainer")
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The tipp using a mac playground instead solved the core location issue I had completely.And thanks for the article.
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Hi, enter this conversation here, because I simply want to do quite the same - opening an app after power has been plugged in - but without any extra hardware. The thread you mentioned points out that I probably have to use MDM, which I want to prevent. I've successfully: - put my app into Single Appe Mode with the Apple Configurator 2- disabled code & autolockThe aim is to switch the power on and the iPad should show the app. Currently it shows the homescreen and one must swipe from the iPad Pro border (which is not intended and hard to access if the iPad is safely stored in a kiosk stand). After doing this the app is properly visible. So the homescreen is the only hurdle here…
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I do have the same issue on a device - playing local video files.The video is played properly, but I still get the same error.Searching on the web does really not show up much - seems to be pretty seldom…
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This seems not to interrupt the connection.My setup works as expected. I'll report back if this changes.P.S. But the massive Errors, one stating "Something is terribly wrong" alienates me completely.
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I tried to use the MPCManager class as either instance variable at appDelegate or as Singleton.No change.I switched from delegation to NotificationCenter, but with no luck.The above mentioned errors remain.What's you best practice with a MPCManager class?
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I've read this thread completely, because I've got "[NWConcrete_nw_endpoint port] incorrect endpoint type 3" while I am using MultipeerConnectivity with a MPCManager class I've written. Since this error is very seldom according to Google, I am quite lost. I have not been into networking detail, just using the recommended 3 Delagates:MCNearbyServiceAdvertiserDelegateMCNearbyServiceBrowserDelegateMCSessionDelegateThe connection is estabilished btw., But I get two additional errors:, the first one at both sides, the last at the Browser side only.[ERROR] ICEStopConnectivityCheck:2688 ICEStopConnectivityCheck() found no ICE check with call id (2139152861)[GCKSession] Something is terribly wrong; no clist for remoteID [2139152861] channelID [-1]I don't want to mix issues, but it started with incorrect endpoint type 3, therefore I'd like to ask.
