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We need to document how to resolve debug issues for Xcode with Push, this includes:
Creating a support article
Writing up information for relevant docs
Dashboard interfaces need useful info
Notes:
Check if the app has Push Notifications well configured in the Apple Developer account:
Go to the target settings > Capabilities > Push Notifications and check if all steps are ok:
Check if the correct certificate is in place in Ably Dashboard.
In Xcode, you can't use production certificate in debug/development.
From oficial documentation:
Xcode sets the value of the entitlement based on your app's current provisioning profile. For example, if you're using a development provisioning profile, Xcode sets the value to development. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/entitlements/aps-environment?language=objc
The easiest way to test production notifications (without releasing the build) is installing the app via TestFlight. Just archive and upload a build and enable internal testing after the build has finished processing in AppStore Connect. Then just install that build in your device.
We need to document how to resolve debug issues for Xcode with Push, this includes:
Notes:
Check if the app has Push Notifications well configured in the Apple Developer account:
Go to the target settings > Capabilities > Push Notifications and check if all steps are ok:
Check if the correct certificate is in place in Ably Dashboard.
In Xcode, you can't use production certificate in debug/development.
From oficial documentation:
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