cloudkit

I'm working on a CloudKit-based app that uses CKSubscription notifications to keep track of changes to a public database. Whenever the app receives a push notification I check the notification queue with CKFetchNotificationChangesOperation and mark each notification read after processing it: __block NSMutableArray *notificationIds = [NSMutableArray new]; CKFetchNotificationChangesOperation *operation = [[CKFetchNotificationChangesOperation alloc] initWithPreviousServerChangeToken:self.serverChangeToken]; operation.notificationChangedBlock = ^(CKNotification *notification) { [notificationIds

I have a free and paid version of my app in the app store. I'm updating the app to share some public data using CloudKit. I'd like both the free and paid apps to share the same data. Firstly is it possible for two apps to share the same data with CloudKit? If so, how can I get this to work? I've tried enabling CloudKit in the capabilities of both targets and selecting the same container in both apps. The main app which has 'Use default container' selected works fine, but the other app, on which I've selected 'Specify custom containers' and selected the custom container from the first target,

Is there any way to limit the amount of results that are returned in a CKQuery ? In SQL , it is possible to run a query like SELECT * FROM Posts LIMIT 10,15 . Is there anything like the last part of the query, LIMIT 10,15 in CloudKit? For example, I would like to load the first 5 results, then, once the user scrolls down, I would like to load the next 5 results, and so on. In SQL, it would be LIMIT 0,5 , then LIMIT 6,10 , and so on. One thing that would work is to use a for loop, but it would be very intensive, as I would have to select all of the values from iCloud, and then loop through them

I might be missing something obvious here. How would one create a CloudKit notification with detail about the CKRecord that you are being notified about? (i.e. not just a generic "New Item Created!" but a notification with the title of the record for instance, like, "Jill and Jessica's Birthday Party!") Is the proper way to do this to create a new subscription with a new notification.alertBody for every new record change? That doesn't make any sense. That leaves the option queryNotification.recordID to pull the data out of CloudKit (or my local store) and add it to the notification somehow?

I am having this issue where I save something to the icloud using CloudKit but immediately fetching the results doesn't return the latest data inserted. Example let todoRecord = CKRecord(recordType: "Todos") todoRecord.setValue(todo, forKey: "todotext") publicDB.saveRecord(todoRecord, completionHandler: { (record, error) -> Void in NSLog("Saved in cloudkit") let predicate = NSPredicate(value: true) let query = CKQuery(recordType: "Todos", predicate: predicate) self.publicDB.performQuery(query, inZoneWithID: nil) { results, error in if error != nil { dispatch_async(dispatch_get_main_queue()) {

I want to fetch the last X minutes of public/private entries from CloudKit. I tried something in this effect but failed: let date = NSDate(timeInterval: -60.0 * 120, sinceDate: NSDate()) let predicate = NSPredicate(format: "creationDate > %@", date) But this will get me data, but I'm not sure if I'm querying everything or just to some kind of cap: let predicate = NSPredicate(value: true) I want to be able to query by certain amount of time. Is this possible without doing the creation sorting logic on the client side? Here's the complete code block: func fetchPublicData(completion: ((records: