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Hopefully this is something simple but I haven't been able to track down a fix yet. I have an application that I'm trying to implement both iCloud and Core Data with. I'd like it to run on iOS7 and iOS8. The application is a checklist/tableview application for collectibles. Essentially, the application has an pre-seeded xml file with about 50,000 in it. The sqlite/core data is initially configured to have just 1 item. Users can, from a table view, select groups to add to the core data store (so that not all 50,000 items are included). When the user selects a group that has 1-50 items, it

When adding iCloud support to iOS app one can configure iCloud Display Set and link it with an app by specifying NSUbiquitousDisplaySet . But iCloud works even without it, so my question is: what's the purpose of iCloud Display Sets at all? Couldn't find any clear answer anywhere in the docs. And what's more, based on the Apple docs it seems as if specifying Display Set for your app was mandatory if you use iCloud. That did confuse me a bit. It is so that one might want to share the same Display Set for multiple applications or for iOS and Mac app versions? That's right, it's for allowing

I have written an OSX app that uses iCloud document storage. Whenever I open it in Mountain Lion (not on Lion), an iCloud window opens that looks like the following: Is there a way to prevent this from happening on launch? Updates: 1) applicationShouldOpenUntitledFile: is not getting called (yes, I'm sure I'm listening in my delegate. 2) If I force quit the app, the next time it opens, I don't get the dialog. But, if I go through the normal Quit process, it does appear. Update 2 (also added as an answer, to help people that may stumble across this question in the future): The

I am adding iCloud with Core Data to an app that already exists in the app store, so I need to test upgrade scenarios. However, when I delete my app from my device and re-install it from Xcode, I have noticed that everything inside of my ubiquity container folder on the device is persisted! This is incredibly annoying, as iCloud ends up getting confused when trying to upload files from the transaction logs directory I have specified and often times out. I end up needing to specify a new transaction log location to get it to work again, which will obviously not work in the future for my testing

Developers can use Apple’s iCloud APIs to sync app data between different versions of their app on Mac OS X and iOS. If a developer has a Windows version of their app, can this version also use iCloud to sync app data with versions of their app on Mac OS X and iOS? Adam Davis Access to iCloud is controlled by Apple in such a way that each app that accesses it has to be signed and/or provided a key from Apple. That’s the easiest way to put it without violating the NDA, although the mechanism is not exactly “signing and keys”. At the moment Apple is only providing this for OS X and iOS apps, so

I watched last WWDC 2016 What's New with CloudKit to understand how to share records with other users using CKShare Single record sharing: I am able to share and retrieve a single record i.e if xyz@gmail.com has created and shared a single record to abc@gmail.com Multiple records sharing: let's say there are 10 records and xyz@gmail.com wants to share to abc@gmail.com . I am facing the issue when user xyz@gmail.com shares multiple records to user abc@gmail.com What I have tried so far: First I created 3 note records: Note1 Note2 ( set parent as Note1 ) Note3 ( set parent as Note1 ) I shared