Our app has a custom collaboration setup, but we would like to support Shared with You. We have setup the app following the sessions. To summarize... Added the Shared with You entitlement When preparing to share, generate a SWCollaborationMetadata, and pass it to the share picker Added the SWCollaborationCoordinator and functions to handle the callback from messages when the user has gone to send the invitation Setup Associated Domains and universal links. These seem to work. Pasting a universal link in messages directly does present nice UI. So far so good. The picker appears, and we can click on Messages in the popover, and Messages opens. But it is completely empty. It does show the person we clicked (if it was an individual), but there is no message preparation UI or anything for the user to do. It is just an empty text field the user can type a message in. Nothing about setting up our collaboration. We do get a small amount of information in the console: 2022-07-09 09:46:08.756155+0200 Agenda[48995:965560] [Framework] No filtered items to share 2022-07-09 09:46:11.294593+0200 Agenda[48995:965560] [NSExtension] Extension request contains input items but the extension point does not specify a set of allowed payload classes. The extension point's NSExtensionContext subclass must implement `+_allowedItemPayloadClasses`. This must return the set of allowed NSExtensionItem payload classes. In future, this request will fail with an error. 2022-07-09 09:46:11.346694+0200 Agenda[48995:984764] [ShareSheet] Connection invalidated Should this already be working in Beta 3? If so, what are we missing? Is it necessary to setup a GroupActivity or something like that? There was no mention of anything like that in the WWDC videos, but maybe it is supposed to be obvious. (Sample code would be a huge help with something like this.)

The Mac app I’m working on stores documents in iCloud Drive. Showing an SWCollaborationView in the toolbar works when creating an NSItemProvider using the document’s fileURL like this: if let documentURL = document.fileURL { toolbarItem.view = SWCollaborationView(itemProvider: NSItemProvider(object: documentURL)) } This only works if a document was previously saved to disk and is then opened, though, because a new, unsaved document doesn’t have a fileURL yet. So this means I can’t show an SWCollaborationView for unsaved documents. What I don’t quite understand is what we are supposed to do in this situation. The current version of Pages (which doesn’t use SWCollaborationView yet, of course) seems to show a button for collaboration for new documents and when you click that, the document is saved to iCloud without user interaction before the popover opens. How would I go about doing this in my app? And here’s also a bonus question: Do I have to handle renaming/moving of the document manually? That is, does SWCollaborationView automatically handle the case where the document is renamed in Finder/Files? I’m curious because the SWCollaborationView references an NSItemProvider which in turn references an NSURL and it’s not clear to me if that should work. And if I have to do it manually: Does this mean I’ll have to create a new SWCollaborationView and set it on my toolbar item?

How can my app know if a text message is sent to a device that has my app installed? Is there a user notification or a remote notification that notifies when a text message or iMessage arrives on the device? i’m willing to try anything.

Hi I got 2 universal links to my app in my Messages, but when I call highlightCenter.highlights, I get a count of 0. What should I check to get the right links ?

Hey, Loving these new API’s, and would love to integrate in my app. I could only see UIKit support within the video - is there any SwiftUI support out of the box? Cheers!