“file uri scheme”

I'm using a xcodebuild comand to build my apps, but when i try to run the comand, i get the following error:Scheme SchemeName is not currently configured for the clean action.I've checked the shared option for my scheme, but now i don't know what to do to solve this problem.

Hi,I was wondering how we can test opening a custom url within an XCTestCase while performing UI testing. I am trying:// this custom url is registered within the application let customURL = NSURL(string: foo://localhost/doSomething let sharedApp = UIApplication.sharedApplication() let fileURL = // an NSURL file path UIPasteboard.generalPasteboard().setValue(fileURL, forPasteboardType: com.foo) XCTAssert(sharedApp.canOpenURL(customURL!), cannot open url) // this passes let status = sharedApp.openURL(customURL!) XCTAssert(status, did not open url) // this does NOT passcanOpenURL passes, but openURL does not succeed. Furthermore, the openURL delegate method in my application is never called. In the above snippet, I am also pasting a URL to the paste board because I am trying to open this test data file which was why I decided to try this with a custom URL.Any one have any ideas? Am I not approaching this correctly? I was trying to use an .xcappdata file but since that file loa

WidgetKit library was presented appeared on WWDC20, and since then there has been no way to bring users to the Widget Gallery, and this becomes a stumbling block for many developers, since we are not able to send our users to developed widgets I suggest Apple add a custom URL scheme similar to that for system applications: facetime://user@example.com sms:1-111-111-0037 And this URL Scheme is up to Apple, but there is a few thoughts about it: How the URL might look like: widgetgallery: widgetgallery:type=<...>&family=<...> URL Scheme parameters: type - widget's kind string identifier, defined in app family - family of widget This will help make widgets more common among users, as well as increase conversion in their additions. For this reason, the development of widgets will become an appropriate feature for companies

I'm trying to check which default apps are installed on users phone. I add to LSApplicationQueriesSchemes array strings with apps schemes names (for example calc for calculator), then I use this function to check: func isAppInstalled(_ appName:String) - Bool{ let appScheme = (appName)://app let appUrl = URL(string: appScheme) if UIApplication.shared.canOpenURL(appUrl! as URL){ return true } else { return false } } and use it like let result = isAppInstalled(calc) but receive this error in consolecanOpenURL: failed for URL: calc://app - error: The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error -10814.) which mean app is not installed. This code work for appstore app, books, apple tv, facetime, messages etc but not working with calculator, time app, compass, contacts, tips. What is wrong with my code? Or maybe Apple changed this apps schemes? Tested on iOS 14 device.

Description of Problem We are exporting strings for localization using the command line tool xcodebuild -exportLocalizations. However, Xcode does not respect the scheme or configuration that we specify. It always builds the Debug configuration. This results in extraneous or incorrect strings being exported, e.g. strings from SwiftUI previews. Note: Exporting strings from within the Xcode IDE respects the selected scheme and configuration. However, exporting from the command line does not. Our real app’s Xcode project cannot export strings from within the Xcode IDE at all, as Xcode always attempts to build our iOS project using the macOS SDK, which obviously fails. So we must use the command line export. Also, a command line export is required for CI/CD pipelines. Sample Code ContentView.swift import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { VStack { Text(Always) #if DEBUG Text(Debug-Explicit) Text(Debug-Implicit) #else Text(Release-Explicit) Text(Release-Implicit) #endif } .pa