file uri scheme

I have had the same issue. I had previously followed some guidance to create a store configuration file and update my product scheme. When I removed the file and set scheme to none, the subscription service worked with groupID and productIDs. Hope this helps.

This also happend to me.Prior to beginning the process I edited the scheme and checked the Test settings. There I saw both the purple and blue icons.To clear it I selected the related file in my Project Navigator. I deleted the file but selected Remove Reference rather than Move to Trash.Checking the scheme again, both the purple and blue icons were gone. Finally I readded the file to the test target.Checking the scheme, only the blue icon was there. When I re-ran the tests, no rT icon was present.Hope this helps.

If this is the case, then using a custom scheme with WKURLSchemeHandler to access local resources on an https page will be disallowed. In that case, what is the purpose of WKURLSchemeHandler? It cannot intercept schemes like https, http, or file, nor can it intercept custom schemes. Are there any alternative solutions?

Hi @eskimo, Thank you for sharing me the debug process. And you are right, this file is indeed not signed. With this lead I found that this file is used to make an installer package before it is signed. This explains the issue here. So my next question is here we have two schemes, one for the app and the other one for the installer package. During the execution of the installer package, we were trying to copy the product of app scheme. We have a dependency within installer package scheme. And the app scheme is in the dependency. But it looks like it could not guarantee that app is signed before used. Do you know is there any way to make sure that the product of app scheme is signed before used/copied?

If it works in a different scheme, then the most likely cause is that the target membership of the file is incorrect, or perhaps there's something wrong in the scheme itself.Is this Swift or Obj-C?

From the docs - https://developer.apple.com/documentation/authenticationservices/aswebauthenticationsession/2990952-init: callbackURLScheme The custom URL scheme that the app expects in the callback URL. Note custom URL scheme, which will allow ASWebAuthenticationSession to redirect back to your app and complete. If you need to redirect back to your app with an http(s) URL from an external user agent—that is, an authentication class like ASWebAuthenticationSession or a system browser—you'll need to do it on the OS level by using Universal Links - https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/allowing_apps_and_websites_to_link_to_your_content. It's a big subject covered in the aforementioned doc and others referenced from there. In short, your redirection URI will point to a server where your apple-app-site-association file is hosted and a path specified for your app in this file. Then you'll need to handle the redirection in your app delegate's application(_:cont

Hi ViOS I am getting same problem, can you give me some help? is the following necessary to do following? 4. I have also added to Xcode .geojson such as file and specified in the guidelines on the part of product-> Scheme -> Edit Scheme: the scheme itself does not go to the binary, right? Regards Marc

Hi Sudhakar,I have to integrate Sign in with Apple for Web and Android app.1) How do i create redirect uri? Is this deeplink url which can be created using branch.io?2) Do i need to have two separate redirect uri separate for web and android?Please let me know about this.

The file you are trying to open, AMatrix.txt, is not in the current working directory so the file isn't found. There are multiple ways to fix this. First, you can supply the complete path to the file in your code. Second, you can set the working directory for the Xcode scheme and set it to the directory where the file you want to open resides. In the project window toolbar to the right of the Run and Stop buttons is a path control. The left item in the path control is the name of your project. Click the item and choose Edit Scheme to open the scheme editor. Select the Run step from the left side of the scheme editor. Click the Options button at the top of the scheme editor. Select the Use custom working directory checkbox. Click the folder icon to open an Open panel to choose the working directory.