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!