“file uri scheme”

It appears you can do this by taking a file URL and changing the scheme to shareddocuments://.

That's how I did it initially. I then changed it to be like so:mediaItem.loadAssetID = getFPSAssetId; mediaItem.loadCertficate = getCertificate; mediaItem.loadKey = getFPSKey; where getFPSAssetId, getCertificate, getFPSKey are defined at the top of the JS page like so: function getFPSAssetId(uri, callback) { console.log(===== HERE === ); var assetID = fpsMgr.assetIDFromURI(uri); if (assetID != null) { console.log(======= [FPS] =============== [FPS]: Successfully parsed asset ID: + assetID); callback(assetID); } else { console.log(=============== [FPS]: Error parsing asset ID from URI: + uri); callback(null, Error parsing asset ID from URI: + uri); } }; function getCertificate(uri, callback) { console.log(==== Getting the certificate); var certUrl = fpsMgr.getFPSCertURL(); SkyChnlApi.debugLog(======= [FPS] certUrl: + certUrl); http.apiRequest(certUrl, GET, true, , function(certRequest) { if (certRequest.status == 200) { console.log(Received cer

@rdlowrey is right ! Same domain and sub-domain for the redirect-uri works for me.

I have the exact same error. For me it does work when building for the iOS 17.5 simulator, and not for the iOS 18 simulator. *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'The specified URI is not a valid Core Data URI: x-coredata:///Workout/5F9352C2-50DA-422B-BDF6-C3BA3AD73067

Getting same kind of issue for code coverage report.Please provide the solution.Using Xcode 11.2.1.xccov[4508:118225] Requested but did not find extension point with identifier Xcode.IDEFoundation.IDEResultKitSerializationConverterError: Error Domain=XCCovErrorDomain Code=0 Failed to load coverage report for scheme action 'Testing with scheme' in result bundle UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Failed to load coverage report for scheme action 'Testing with scheme' in result bundle, NSUnderlyingError=0x7fd4f401f3f0 {Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=260 The file “action.xccovreport” couldn’t be opened because there is no such file. UserInfo={NSFilePath=/tmp/action.xccovreport, NSUnderlyingError=0x7fd4f4022980 {Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=2 No such file or directory}}}}

It seems that Safari on iOS is closer to the http redirection spec than the desktop safari. We use a 302 redirection in our load balancer that tells not to use the redirected URI for subsequent requests.Is this wanted ?EDIT: 302 or 301 redirection have the same problem, they don't use the redirected URI for subsequent requests