I have a working AlarmKit app, but I've noticed that after any iOS update (e.g. the 26.0.1 update from a few days ago), my scheduled alarms seem to lose their UI strings, so instead of the Stop button saying "Stop", it says "alarm_ui_stop_button" (which is my localization key for the button text). If I delete the alarm and re-add it, then it works again... until the next software update.
It seems like OS updates are interfering with the link between scheduled alarms and app localization strings, which I believe are dynamically looked up at alarm time (not at configuration time).
I am settings the strings in the standard way like this:
AlarmManager.AlarmConfiguration(
schedule: .fixed(date),
attributes: AlarmAttributes<SDAlarmMetadata>(
presentation: AlarmPresentation(
alert: AlarmPresentation.Alert(
title: "alarm_ui_title",
stopButton: .init(text: "alarm_ui_stop_button", textColor: .yellow, systemImageName: "xmark")
)
),
metadata: SDAlarmMetadata(title: title, subtitle: subtitle),
tintColor: .yellow
),
sound: .default
)
Has anyone else noticed this or found a workaround? I guess I could use localization keys that are identical to the desired text, but this would only work for one language.
