ckrecord

I can modify the Reference List attribute of my CKRecord in the dashboard without problems, but how can I modify it programmatically? I currently try modifying it as a NSArray. It does not give me any sort of error but even though the array content is fine, the attribute does not get set. Also the documentation on reference lists is either well-hidden or non-existent. CKReference *reference = [[CKReference alloc] initWithRecord:connectionRecord action:CKReferenceActionNone]; NSMutableArray *list_a = [record_a[@"connections"] mutableCopy]; if (!list_a) list_a = [NSMutableArray array]; [list_a

I want to put excellent CloudKit error handling in my app as Apple wants us to do. I want to save and modify a record right now. Here is my basic save logic... func addNewRecord(managedObj: NSManagedObject) { let newRec = managedObj.convertToCkRecord() publicDB.saveRecord(newRec, completionHandler: saveHandler) } func saveHandler(savedRecord: CKRecord?, error: NSError?) { // handle errors here if let error = error { if error.code == CKErrorCode.NotAuthenticated.rawValue { // debug print("Not authentricated") } else if error.code == CKErrorCode.NetworkFailure.rawValue { print("Network failure!!

My predicate wants to exclude some records that are already downloaded and available in a [CKRecordID]. Now I can query 1 CKRecordID[0], but not the [CKRecordID] array. How can I query the array? let excludeIDs: [CKRecordID] This works: let pred1 = NSPredicate(format: "NOT(recordID = %@)", excludeIDs[0]) But this doesn't: let pred1 = NSPredicate(format: "NOT(recordID IN %@)", excludeIDs) ERROR: loadImageCompareRecordIDsAndEndDateThatHaveNotEnded Error: Invalid predicate: Invalid predicate: Array members must conform to CKRecordValue: ( "", "", "", "", "" ) (CKRecordID) The other general parts

This question asks whether one can use subscripting with CKRecord in Swift. While I already knew how to do what the questioner wanted, every permutation of it gives me a stack overflow: subscript(key: String) -> CKRecordValue? { get { return objectForKey(key) as CKRecordValue? } set { setObject(newValue, forKey: key) } } The stack overflow occurs in the getter. (I've never tried the setter, so it may occur there, too.) I've tried implementing with objectForKey: , objectForKeyedSubscript: , and valueForKey: . All produce the same result: a stack overflow. This is very strange, since CKRecord is

There are 2 View Controllers in my App. The first "MainViewController" displays a tableView with CKRecords fields fetched from the private CloudKit database. Inside the viewWillAppear method of this VC I fetch records from CloudKit and reload data of a tableview to show the latest fetched results that have been previously saved in the CloudKit by the user. The second view controller "CreateRecordViewController" is made for creating CKRecords and saving them to the private database of the CloudKit. So i create records in the CreateRecordViewController and show them in the MainViewController.