Adding support for universal links is simple. First, create an apple-app-site-association file that you'll place at the root of your server or in the. In this file, you specify your app ID along with the paths from your website that should be handled as universal links. Then include the list of domains that your app wants to handle in your app's Associated Domains entitlement. To do this in Xcode, open the Associated Domains section in the Capabilities tab and add an entry for each domain that your app supports.
Now, with universal links set up between the website and the app, scanning a QR code with a URL to the website can take the user directly to your app. You can even set up universal links to link to specific areas within your app. That's why it's important to provide an App Store link to your app from that page so your users can easily install your app for future QR code scans.
The best way to do that is by adding a Smart App Banner. This is useful even if you integrate your own QR code scanner in your app since it's very easy to launch Camera on your phone, even from the Lock screen. Now your users can quickly open QR codes that you publish without launching your app first.
To add a Smart App Banner to your website, include this meta tag in the head of each page where you'd like the banner to appear. Now, let's say over time pizza. A separate app called PizzaStories has been developed to handle that functionality, too. You can use universal links to associate that app with the website as well. To set up universal link for PizzaStories, you just need to add another entry to the apple-app-site-association file with the application's bundle identifier.
Now, with universal links set up for both apps, when your user scans your QR code for the first time and both PizzaFinder and PizzaStories are installed on the device, they will see an app QR code notification like this.
When they tap on the notification, an alert will appear prompting them to pick the application to open the URL in.
Tap the verifiable vaccination record that has a checkmark. Tap Add to Wallet. About vaccination cards in Wallet Once you add your vaccination card in the Wallet app, you can view and present it at any time. Your vaccination card can't be shared with other iPhone, iPod touch, or Apple Watch users. Add your verifiable health records Depending on where you received your COVID vaccinations and tests, you can securely download and store your verifiable health records in the Health app using a QR code or downloadable file.
View a verifiable health record Once you've downloaded and stored a verifiable health record in the Health app, you can view it at any time.
Open the Health app, then tap Browse. Tap Immunizations or Lab Results. Tap the verifiable health record that you want to view. Share a verifiable health record You can choose to share verifiable health records with third-party apps when an approved app requests access to this information. Published Date: November 15, Yes No.
Character limit: In the past I've had separate build configurations for production and beta builds distributed through TestFlight. This made it easy to make modifications to beta builds, such as exposing additional settings the app to let testers test things more thoroughly and see more technical information about the status of the app. Is there a way to check if an app has been distributed through Apple's TestFlight to make changes to how the app runs?
Compiler directives no longer make sense as the same build can be distributed to beta testers and submitted to the store, but perhaps there's a way to check at runtime. The above method doesn't seem to work anymore , Apple changed the way they sign TestFlight builds. This does work however:. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow.
Learn more. Ryan Heitner Ryan Heitner Ok, and what will be happened when application version is not last? I do not really understand your question. My code just compares the bundle version to the version on the app store. When new version publishes in store, not all users updates it immediately old iOS version, partically update setting in App Store Connect etc. So, user with old version will see debug-version behaviour. If the version on the app store is higher than the bundle version you can deduce that it is an older version not yet updated.
If it is the same it is an updated version and if the bundle is higher than the app store then you are running an unreleased or debug version. I believe Kevlar wants to be able to do this programatically -- that is, from within his code -- and not manually via Xcode. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Podcast Who is building clouds for the independent developer?
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