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iOS, 13.1, url-handler not called #259
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Thanks for the report! I'm glad to hear you already got this working. It looks like the relevant iOS documentation is here, under "Specifying the Scenes Your App Supports" > "Adopt Scene-Based Life-Cycle Semantics":
I'll ask the team to update the SwiftyDropbox documentation with information on how to set up the authorization flow in an app that supports scenes like this. |
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Doesn't look like the documentation has been updated yet. Am I wrong? This is pretty important. |
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@inPhilly That's correct, this issue is still open with the team; the documentation hasn't been updated yet. |
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Ran into the this same issue building a test app to work with SwiftyDropbox. It would be worth updating the docs for iOS. |
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@jem5519 Thanks for the note. I'll remind the team this still needs to be updated. |
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The documentation has been updated for this. Thanks all! |
I'm using xcode with iOS 13.1 as target.
I just copied the instructions for auth into my application.
I get redirected to the dropbox app and click "allow", but the following in app delegate is never hit:
I think this may be because of something new and fancy called "Scene Delegate", but I have not had time to read up on that.
I guess we need to handle the url-redirect in the SceneDelegate.swift file instead?
Update:
Adding the following func to SceneDelegate.swift seems to work:
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