good morning having trouble testing my ckshare code in testflight

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Created Nov ’25

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it seems that is going to the appstore to find the app to execute the share but my app is not in the appstore yet. I am using a sandboxed user and a non sandboxed user, I have tried real phones connected to xcode and simulator same effect, looking for how to test my ckshare in testflight thanks

Answered by DTS Engineer in 867143022

It isn't quite clear to me what you are really asking... Did you mean that the system alerts you that it can't open a CloudKit share (CKShare) when you click the share's link, even though your app exists on the device? If yes, you might check if your app’s Info.plist file needs to contain the CKSharingSupported key with a value of true, as mentioned in the note here.

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Ziqiao Chen
 Worldwide Developer Relations.

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DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Nov ’25

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It isn't quite clear to me what you are really asking... Did you mean that the system alerts you that it can't open a CloudKit share (CKShare) when you click the share's link, even though your app exists on the device? If yes, you might check if your app’s Info.plist file needs to contain the CKSharingSupported key with a value of true, as mentioned in the note here.

Best,
——
Ziqiao Chen
 Worldwide Developer Relations.

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archipelagosolutions OP

Nov ’25

thank you for your rapid response, when sharing a app object using CKShare between two devices in my beta in testflight I get that message when the second device tries to open the share (cant find the app in the appstore which is true sinces its not in the appstore yet)- beta is "prod" in testflight I wonder if that is confusing for ckshare?

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archipelagosolutions OP

4h

that info update seem to have done it thank you

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