Hello, Recently we added a change in our app that changed the resource addition to Photos - Until now we called addResourceWithType:fileURL:options: with PHAssetResourceCreationOptions.shouldMoveFile set to YES, and when we changed it to NO (the default value) we observed much more asset creation failures. Specifically we see a new error code in the procedure - PHPhotosErrorNotEnoughSpace. One can clearly see a connection between adding more storage to the file system and an asset creation failure that is related to storage, but we are struggling to understand a few things:
- The storage of the device is always higher than the video size, usually by a great amount - We observed failures for devices with 120GB free storage, while the video size was 200MB.
- Generally we save quite a lot of resources to the file system, so it is quite surprising to see supposedly storage issues when adding a relatively low amount of extra storage.
- The asset creation is part of a bigger procedure of encoding a video to a file system, and then moving/copying it to Photos. Is it that big of a difference to copy a video of 100MB-200MB instead of moving it, such that the overall procedure failure will increase drastically?
Appreciate any help.
