sirishortcuts

In my project I use siri shortcuts with INUIAddVoiceShortcutButton . I use this method to create the button and associate the NSUserActivity : let button = INUIAddVoiceShortcutButton(style: .blackOutline) view.addSubview(button) button.shortcut = INShortcut.userActivity(activityPreCreated) In iOS 12 all works right, the button add or edit the shortcuts. But in iOS 13 the button only add but doesn't edit the shortcut and remain with the text "Add to Siri". Is a bug of the beta or I do something wrong? Thanks in advance. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57410172/siri-shortcuts-ios-13-bug

I've 2 siri shortcuts in my App. I use NSUserActivity to donate these shortcuts. I've also created 2 NSUserActivityTypes in my info.plist. There are 2 view controllers which handle these shortcuts (1 view controller for 1 shortcut). If I add 1 siri shortcut from 1 view controller and then go to 2nd view controller the native siri shortcut button ( INUIAddVoiceShortcutButton ) on 2nd view controller automatically picks the first shortcut (created from 1st view controller) and shows "Added to Siri" with suggested phrase instead of showing "Add to Siri" button. I double checked that each

My Problem My app has its own Shortcuts actions created using Intents Extensions. They perform background actions perfectly. For some actions, I'm trying to make the intent extension open the main (container) app when run in Shortcuts and perform a function. I'm having trouble with NSUserActivity and I'm not sure if it's the fact it's a SwiftUI project or the way I'm implementing it (or both). What I've tried I have registered my NSUserActivity name as an NSUserActivityType in my info.plist ("com.me.project.activityName"). I've added the code below to my AppDelegate. I initialise a new

I added Siri Shortcuts to my application and to utilize voice commands The error Im getting in the debugger is: [CoreBluetooth] API MISUSE: can only accept this command while in the powered on state I have looked at a vast number of duplicates of this for issue on here and the consensus is that CBCentralManager needs to be a class level variable, which I have. I still cannot get UpdatedState delegate method to execute more than one time in the context of Siri Voice Commands or the new iOS 13 shortcuts app. This means my application cannot do consecutive functions. Keep in mind, it works ONCE,