I'm developing an app who allows Siri to send messages.
Few days ago everything was working fine and everytime I was saying 'Send a message using "MyApp name"' it was showing the SiriUI and it was handling the command correctly.
But since a couple of days I get a different behaviour!
Sometimes Siri opens my app, sometimes it says: "Here's what I found on the web for 'Send a message using 'myapp name':", sometimes "I don't understand 'Send a message using 'myapp' and sometimes I get the right behaviour that I used to get all the time.
Of course my app is enabled in Settings>Siri>App support
This is a really strange behaviour. I can't be more helpful, I'm sorry.
I can just say that this problem verifies with two different phone that I'm using to debug and I have tried to download a sample project online (on github) and I have the same problem.
I'm using always my provioning profile, in particular 'Xcode Automatically manage signing' is enabled
Does anyone know how to solve the problem?
Thanks!
Could you tell me the app name or if your app name with space?
I have the same problem before on my app.
But this problem has been solved since I changed the app name with no space .
You can refer to my question here if you are in the same situation:
Sirikit StartAudioCall Fail
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I'm developing an app and am ready to release it to a small group (5) of testers for internal testing, so I added their Gmail addresses to the list:
I sent one of the testers the link to the app and after opening email and selecting the link, they got this:
followed by this:
So far, so good. Now when I select the tester in question, instead of advancing to the next page, which is the start of a tutorial (as the app does when it's run from Android Studio), it returns to the previous screen. No error message or crash (I checked with Crashlytics). Anyone have any idea why this is happening?
UPDATE: I added Firebase event logging to my app and saw that no events are being logged from the LoginActivity (on the other hand, when I install the app via Android Studio, events DO get logged). Logcat shows a NameNotFoundException thrown by the PackageManager for for the app's package. Thinking the package manager doesn't like app bundles, I generated an APK instead, but got the same problem.
UPDATE #2: The next thing I tried was re-installing the app via Android Studio. When I simply let the app run, it exhibited the same problem, but if I ran it in Debug mode, it was fine. Not a solution, just a clue.
If I don't get this resolved by this weekend, I'll have to email my testers the APK. I wish someone in the Firebase group were monitoring this problem because emailing APKs as a workaround really sucks!
UPDATE #3: Getting closer to the cause of the problem. The reason that events weren't getting logged in LoginActivity was because I was using a reserved event name: user event names cannot start with "google". After fixing that, events did start getting logged, including an ApiException "10:" when trying to log into a Google account. So I googled around and I THINK the bottom line is that when I opted into Google App Signing I may have uploaded the wrong app signing key. If that's the case, how do I upload the correct one? I hope the answer isn't "create a new app with a different package name and start over".
After opting in to App Signing, I neglected to copy the SHA-1 fingerprint into my Firebase settings. Also, I needed to rebuild the app with the updated google-services.json. After doing all that and updating the release, the opt-in link worked fine.
I have been trying to make the new iOS extension Unwanted Communication Reporting work. Currently I couldn't find any good walk-through tutorial or code-sample to make it work. Above that by just firing up a new project with this extension and building it shows me the option of reporting in the Phone App but not on the Messages app, Moreover, the option to enable it only appears in phone app but it says "sms/phone" so I think this should work for both of them.
I know its in beta right now but just want to know if anyone had any luck with it. Also, There is no code to share as its just the boiler plate that comes with the new project.
This might have been a personal issue. I reset the whole phone and now I can see the options to report message. Apple might have fixed it in their latest iOS build or it might have just been my device issue.
Apple's developer site specifies ”SMS and call spam reporting," which is an app extension that you will have the option of turning on or off.
You may enable an Unwanted Communication extension in the Settings app. I am not sure if Apple will utilize this but i know for android - screen turns red when such spam calls come in, also caller id notes that but currently apple seems to have found a middle ground.
The following worked for me, you can try:
Remove command definition for this in Plist file.
Delete the Target in project (you can delete code folder).
I've read a lot of tutorials and stackoverflow questions similar but I'm unable to figure out what's happening.
So I an an iPad application that I can successfully build in Xcode and on iTunes connect see the app version processing...
After a certain amount of time, it just disappears from the menu. As in it's no longer visible.
I've been following guides similar to: https://www.raywenderlich.com/133121/testflight-tutorial-ios-beta-testing
But the screenshots on internal testing show's a Select Version To Test option which I don't see:
Does anyone have any idea on how to debug this or what's going on? Because the Archive bundle looks like it's deploying it to the app store, I can see it on the iOS Builds activity but after processing I can't find it anywhere.
Recently we faced this issue couple of times. In iOS Builds section it shows Processing and after some time it disappears.
Reason is due to some errors/ issues with the ipa submitted to iTunesConnect.
Apple sends the error messages to people added in the Users and Roles section of iTunesConnect. You can check the people added in the the Users & Roles section and see the mails sent from Apple for any errors related to the app
Please add this key in info.plist
<key>ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption</key><false/>
Paste it before
</dict></plist>
This value means that the app uses no encryption, or only exempt encryption. If your app uses encryption and is not exempt, you must set this value to YES/true. Mine is not using encryption so I've set it to false.
It worked for me.
Apple is not going to any send any emails to any user regarding this issue.
Believe me, I have read all the other questions on this topic. None of them solved my problem (or were even quite the same problem). Facebook login has been working perfectly fine for me for weeks... Until yesterday when suddenly it started breaking and giving me this error.
Before yesterday, when I logged into my app with the Facebook SDK logInWithReadPermissions method, it would say "You've already authorized [app name]!" and be perfectly happy to log me in and move on. Then suddenly it started failing with this error:
Given URL is not allowed by the Application configuration: One or more of the given URLs is not allowed by the App's settings. To use this URL you must add a valid native platform in your App's settings.
The weird part is I hadn't changed any of the Facebook app's settings at all. This just suddenly started happening; five minutes before it worked, next build it didn't. Nevertheless, I looked up the error message and found a ton of things people suggested to do on the facebook developer page to fix the problem... Mostly involving the Valid OAuth redirect URIs field, not that I could quite get a clear answer of what you're supposed to put in there for an iOS app... They always said to put your website address. I don't have a website, I have an app... What gives?
So I knew I hadn't made any changes to the Facebook developer area to cause it to break, and I'd tried every change there that I could find on the internet. So I pulled down an old working copy to test that, on the off chance that somehow code I'd written was the problem. Nope; code from a week ago, that worked perfectly fine, still gives me the same message.
If the problem isn't in the code, and changing things on the FB site doesn't do it... I'm out of ideas. If there's something else I need to do on the FB app to fix this, suggest away and I'll give it a try... And if it works that's great, but I'm still not going to understand why it broke in the first place when I didn't make any changes... Anybody able to help me out?
I had exactly the same issue.
Actually you just have to add platform in your app settings
So here are the steps
Open https://developers.facebook.com and select your app
Settings > Basic > Add Platform
3.Now select iOS from the window and add your Bundle ID and rest of the information and click on Save changes
and that's it.
Hope it helps you .. All the best
I had exactly the same issue today.
Same thing Facebook kept saying "You've already authorized [app name]!" in the past. Which I found strange since all my other apps didn't display this message.
In the end I figured that I didn't add an iOS platform for the Facebook app in Settings. I don't understand why it worked before :)
So try to add an iOS platform and don't forget to add your bundle ID.
I hope this works for you :)
Ok, I remember having a similar problem with a website that used Facebook to apply a discount "friend of the business page? get x% off your order" - anyhoo, turns out I needed to add both the www and non-www versions of the website to the settings in the Facebook App (https://developers.facebook.com -> My App -> Settings -> App Domains)
I've revisited this and added "iOS" as a native platform (found at My App -> Settings) # This would be first thing to check. The second thing would be to look at the "Quick Start" section for further assistance, which can be found in the top-right section of that iOS app settings.
Facebook can and will change things willy-nilly so it's unpredictable as to when things break or not.
I'd be interested to know when/if and how you resolve this.
Not the most bright question, but I really need an answer.
I created an iPhone app with a friend. I did the first 100 hours of the development (by myself) and he did the rest (sometimes I'd help him debug in class). He then took it over completely; finished it and uploaded it to the app store (no idea how that process works). Since we don't know git well enough I emailed him the code. A few days ago I asked him the most recent version of the code back, so he mailed it to me in a zip file and now I can't build the app.
What I want to do is build and run the app in the simulator.
Instead I get the following error:
Even the play button doesn't display anything.
My friend also has no idea why this error occurs. My guess is that he barely knew enough to upload everything to the app store. Also I don't have a developer account, because the person who we are building this app for has it. He gave it to my friend, but my friend doesn't want to give it to me. And the person who has the developer account is not responding.
What should I do? I "just" want to build and run it on my macbook (I know, it probably isn't that easy).
What do I need to know?
So my target was the following at first. This was my only option. Clicking at it did not help, it only showed this thing as an option.
Then after the comment of Nitin I poked around for a bit (for the 10000th time). I did this by clicking on the gear icon which has the option "Manage Schemes..."
I don't know what a scheme is and I remembered that I never saw this menu box before. For fun I clicked on "Autocreate Schemes Now". I got this as a result.
My guess is that it was a new target to build at, and indeed it was.
I can now build and run my project without signing.
Thanks for the comment, it led me to the answer while clicking around once again :)