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Reply to QuotaExceeded error questions
Few questions for clarity. Have you confirmed with that user that their iCloud storage is in fact full? When you save the game save a secondary time, are you updating that record, or deleting then saving a new one? Assuming you're using the CKModifyRecordsOperation, how are you handling merge conflicts (i.e. two device scenario race condition).
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Dec ’21
Reply to Can I access HealthKit data for devices without an Apple ID?
Kevin, HealthKit is meant for a single individual, not 'shared'. HealthKit can be used without an Apple ID. It would be just the same as running on a simulator that isn't signed in. That having been said, while you could technically do it, it is overkill and using HealthKit outside of the intended scope. I'll speculate that the built-in pedometer will also not have super reliable results given the way each user walks is different. This is what generates samples for HealthKit under the hood. If you're going to pursue this concept, I would instead recommend using the CMPedometer API directly, which allows for up to 7-days of historical data.
Dec ’21
Reply to QuotaExceeded error questions
Few questions for clarity. Have you confirmed with that user that their iCloud storage is in fact full? When you save the game save a secondary time, are you updating that record, or deleting then saving a new one? Assuming you're using the CKModifyRecordsOperation, how are you handling merge conflicts (i.e. two device scenario race condition).
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Reply to Can I access HealthKit data for devices without an Apple ID?
Kevin, HealthKit is meant for a single individual, not 'shared'. HealthKit can be used without an Apple ID. It would be just the same as running on a simulator that isn't signed in. That having been said, while you could technically do it, it is overkill and using HealthKit outside of the intended scope. I'll speculate that the built-in pedometer will also not have super reliable results given the way each user walks is different. This is what generates samples for HealthKit under the hood. If you're going to pursue this concept, I would instead recommend using the CMPedometer API directly, which allows for up to 7-days of historical data.
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