Hi, this isn’t get transferred into the capabilities on XCode and I have to set this manually every time I save the Projucer project.
thx
What isn’t being added in Xcode? If I enable push notifications for an iOS or macOS exporter in the Projucer then the “Push Notifications” capability gets added to the project correctly:
Hi, not happening for me and hasn’t been for some months. I have to go and manually add it every time I save the project in Projucer.
Are you on the latest JUCE version? Have you tried enabling push notifications for a freshly created project and seeing if that works?
@leehu what is the name of the Xcode capability that you have to set manually? In your screenshot, “Remote notifications” is checked (like in Ed’s). So I’m a bit confused about what is not working.
My screenshot isn’t showing “Push Notifications” even though it’s set in Projucer. Push Notifications is present in Ed’s
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Latest built from develop yesterday. Yes, just created a brand new project and it’s not being added.
Are you sure you’re enabling the setting on the correct exporter? Can you grep the .pbxproj file for com.apple.Push - it should be set to 1.
strange, the value is 1, but Xcode is ignoring it.
maybe an Xcode bug?
When I add the Push notifications manually, the following lines are added to the Standalone_Plugin.entitlements file:
<key>aps-environment</key>
<string>development</string>
not sure if that has any bearing?
I don’t think this has ever worked for plug-ins - this line has been there since the push notifications code was added a couple of years ago so the entitlement will never be added for plug-in projects.
But is that was determines whether the Push flag has any effect or not?
Yes it seems that you need both the attribute and entitlement for them to be enabled. I can’t see a reason why we don’t currently add the notifications entitlement to plug-in projects so I’ll get that changed.
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thanks!
You’ll need to re-build the Projucer and re-save your project.
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thanks - all working fine now.