Isaiah J Turner

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I'm also experiencing this. I'll try using isAnimating but in any case this is not good.

@haoliu-amp yes, we use a notification content extension (which has interactions) as well as a share extension (which has interactions) and we'd like to track them the same way we...

For our Realm data store (the data caching layer of our app) we use an app groups data directory so that when tagging users in the share extension the local...

In our initial testing, we are not seeing any events from the Extensions. Is there something we are doing incorrectly @haoliu-amp ?

2 months later but I use this tool allot for security demonstrations in unison with the USB Rubber Ducky and I just wanted to mention that entering your password is...

This would be awesome. I'm trying to create another observer within a notification block but that logic crashes often due to "Cannot register notification blocks from within write transactions."

Since I only perform writes on the main thread, I was able to circumvent this issue with this: ```swift DispatchQueue.main.async { self.notificationToken = thing.observe { change in // Perform your...

+1

>What made you come to this conclusion? I appreciate thread safety concerns (we're going to begin addressing them with the release of Swift 5.5), but beyond that, Realm objects and...