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问题 I have a released app with an existing production schema. I made changes to the development schema and now I want to deploy to production. After clicking Deploy Schema to Production... , the popup dialog says There was a problem loading the environment's status . js console shows the server responded with an HTTP 500. I tried a lot of times this morning and has been the same each time. Has anyone seen this before? 回答1: Tried again and it is now working. Guessing Apple fixed on their end. 来源：

问题 I have a released app with an existing production schema. I made changes to the development schema and now I want to deploy to production. After clicking Deploy Schema to Production... , the popup dialog says There was a problem loading the environment's status . js console shows the server responded with an HTTP 500. I tried a lot of times this morning and has been the same each time. Has anyone seen this before? 回答1: Tried again and it is now working. Guessing Apple fixed on their end. 来源：

问题 I am using NSPersistentCloudKitContainer, not sure if that's the cause of my issue or CloudKit generic behaviour. The sync setup works fine so far. I am now adding a new feature, causing some an issue: I have an entity Item, which can be put in a Group. Relation in CD is to-one and optional. Works fine on device: I can set and remove group, everything is persisted. But CloudKit just ignores when I remove the group. It does not complain, just ignores it. No matter if remove happens from Item,

问题 This screen shot from the WWDC 2019 video 202 shows what the iCloud capability configuration in Xcode should look like: The problem is that it doesn't. In the current version of Xcode 11 (11.1 and later) I no longer see "Use default container", and I can't get a container for this app to magically create itself. All I see is a list of custom containers. How is this supposed to work? Is there no such thing as a default container any more? Am I supposed to make a container manually? 回答1: That's

问题 I have currently got CloudKit set up in my app so that I am adding a new record using the help of the following code below, CKRecordID *recordID = [[CKRecordID alloc] initWithRecordName:@"stringArray"]; CKRecord *record = [[CKRecord alloc] initWithRecordType:@"Strings" recordID:recordID]; [record setObject:[NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"one", @"two", @"three", @"four", nil] forKey:@"stringArray"]; [_privateDatabase saveRecord:record completionHandler:nil]; However, now I would like to be able to

问题 I have a couple of Macs onto which I clone a fair number of git (mostly GitHub) repos. The Macs each have a number of iCloud drive synced directories (in fact I've gone all-in and am syncing Desktop and Documents ). I have tried to clone into the iCloud-synced directories. However, I have been having lots of problems with this. It seems very easy to get into a condition where iCloud (not git) gets so confused that one machine effectively stops syncing, even files that have nothing to do with

问题 I have a couple of Macs onto which I clone a fair number of git (mostly GitHub) repos. The Macs each have a number of iCloud drive synced directories (in fact I've gone all-in and am syncing Desktop and Documents ). I have tried to clone into the iCloud-synced directories. However, I have been having lots of problems with this. It seems very easy to get into a condition where iCloud (not git) gets so confused that one machine effectively stops syncing, even files that have nothing to do with

问题 I'm extracting pixel colors from a CGImage using the code described in this answer. However, I just realized that if I load an image that was created on another device, the pixels values look wrong. The first obvious problem is that the alpha is gone. The CGImageAlphaInfo reports .noneSkipLast , but I know the image is RGBA. If I read it from the same device it was created, it looks fine. The second problem is that there is some color bleeding, as if the image had been resized. Perhaps is

问题 I'm extracting pixel colors from a CGImage using the code described in this answer. However, I just realized that if I load an image that was created on another device, the pixels values look wrong. The first obvious problem is that the alpha is gone. The CGImageAlphaInfo reports .noneSkipLast , but I know the image is RGBA. If I read it from the same device it was created, it looks fine. The second problem is that there is some color bleeding, as if the image had been resized. Perhaps is