“file uri scheme”

I'm on Big Sur beta10 and xcode12 beta1. Removing debug executable tick in run-debug scheme page fixed it for me. You can get there by Product->Scheme->edit scheme...

@Developer Tools Engineer - Thank you for answering this question. I do understand that string catalog files are designed to be interfaced by XCode. I would like to also bring your attention that there are other valid and relatively common scenarios where other tools need to read/write to this string catalog file. In an enterprise setting xcstrings file as well as other source code will be tracked in a git repository. This means that there are external localization tools via various integrations that directly read/write to this repository. If an enterprise is using an external tool to manage localizations, that tool can directly commit the changes to that xcstrings file without involving a developer or XCode. In fact this is the very reason enterprises uses external tools because not involving developer in every task increases productivity of the company. You might say that you can export/import xcstrings file to other formats like xliff. However, that still involv

On iOS there’s no supported way to construct paths to items outside of your apps containers. The only supported way to get such paths is to ask the user for them, using the file selection API from the UI framework you’re using. Furthermore, this is a concern: [quote='781930021, delingren, /thread/781930, /profile/delingren'] I know the URL scheme is shareddocuments [/quote] AFAIK this is not a a documented URL scheme. I discuss that topic in more detail in Supported URL Schemes. WARNING Don’t build a product that relies on unsupported implementation details like. It’s very likely that your product will break in future releases of iOS and, if it does, there’s a good chance that there’ll be no path forward for your app. If you’d like us to add a supported mechanism to achieve this goal, I encourage you to file an enhancement request describing your requirements. Please post your bug number, just for the record. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Techni

Seeing the same issue, no visible reason. The scheme clearly exists, project was never renamed, in archive section it has the right scheme selected; though it shows a warning 'The scheme ... may only exist locally...'

I filed a bug report for FB9447186. Thanks. Reading your bug report it seems that you’ve determined that there’s a threshold of 50 URL schemes. Is that right? Honestly, I don’t know what’s up with that. My suggestion is that you open a DTS tech support incident and talk to DTS’s expert in this field. At a minimum, we should be able to find out whether this 50 URL scheme limit is deliberate or not. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

[quote='777577021, coolaj86, /thread/777577, /profile/coolaj86'] I'm not a Swift coder, but I'd like to be [/quote] Well, you’ve chosen a hard place to start |-: I have a lot to say about this but I want to start by addressing two specific comments: [quote='777577021, coolaj86, /thread/777577, /profile/coolaj86'] I did change Sandbox App to NO in MyApp.entitlements [/quote] Don’t do that. If you don’t want to be sandboxed, remove the App Sandbox capability in the Signing & Capabilities editor. Setting the value to false can cause weird problems (although that’s unlikely to be causing problems for you here). [quote='830567022, coolaj86, /thread/777577?answerId=830567022#830567022, /profile/coolaj86'] using a uri to open system preferences [/quote] That URL scheme changed recently. I have links to docs for it in Supported URL Schemes. [quote='777577021, coolaj86, /thread/777577, /profile/coolaj86'] I always get permission errno 13 (permission denied). [/quote] macOS has multiple l

Is not via XCODE?XCODE->Product->Scheme->Edit Scheme->Run (left menu)->Options (Tab)->Application Language = English (I could setup to Portuguese (Brazil), but I intend to use the language English.XCODE->Product->Scheme->Edit Scheme->Run (left menu)->Options (Tab)->Application Region = Brazil (here I intend to use Brazillian's regional settings -> 1.200,43)

Thank you for sharing your post. To ensure seamless navigation from your Angular web application to your native iOS app via a webclip without user interaction or prompts, Universal Links may be a suitable solution. However, it’s important to note that Apple imposes restrictions on automatic launches of native apps from web content for security reasons. Regarding your mention of using URL Schemes instead of Universal Links, I would like to understand the reasons behind your decision to discontinue using Universal Links? Universal Links Universal Links are designed to open your app directly if it's installed, or fall back to a website if not. This is the most seamless user experience available without dealing with URL schemes and prompts. Ensure your app's entitlements and Apple Developer account are set up correctly to handle Universal Links. If the conditions you mentioned can be checked via deep link parameters, include these in your Universal Link setup. Custom URL Schemes: If Uni

We are using: Dictionary<string, object> remoteSafariOptions = new Dictionary<string, object>(); remoteSafariOptions[technologyPreview] = true; safariOptions = new SafariOptions(); safariOptions.AddAdditionalCapability(safari.options, remoteSafariOptions); browser = new RemoteWebDriver(new Uri(seleniumRemoteGridUrl), safariOptions.ToCapabilities());which works fine.

So would something like chiromaster-url-scheme be appropriate?It’s a good start. You definitely want to include the name of your product, which will prevent folks from accidentally reusing the scheme. However, adding -url-scheme is pointless because that’s implicit in the context. Beyond that I agree with Claude31 here: You should see if Square has specific guidance on this topic.WARNING iOS provides no mechanism to ‘vet’ URL schemes. You might declare a custom scheme so that Square can return to your app, but any other app might open a URL with that scheme. If you encode any data in your URL, you must securely parse that data. Failure to do so could result in a malicious app doing bad things.Note URL schemes are officially registered by IANA, although the vast majority of schemes used by developers are not )-:Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware let myEmail = eskim

Solved The Fix seems to be to uncheck the 'Metal API Validation' check box in the product scheme settings. In Xcode go to Product->Scheme->Edit Scheme… On the Diagnostics tab uncheck the 'Metal API Validation' checkbox.