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iOS with UIKit template is "not compatible" #321

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roz0n opened this issue Sep 17, 2022 · 2 comments
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iOS with UIKit template is "not compatible" #321

roz0n opened this issue Sep 17, 2022 · 2 comments

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@roz0n
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roz0n commented Sep 17, 2022

The ios.swift.todo template is unavailable a newly created App Services app. To reproduce (as per the documentation):

Follow the procedure described in the Create an App with the App Services UI guide, and select the Create App from Template tab in the Create a new App step.

If you want to use the iOS with UIKit template app, select SwiftUI + Atlas Device Sync Starter in the list of template apps, but specify ios.swift.todo when you pull the client code using the
realm-cli.

Running the command realm-cli pull --remote <App ID> --template ios.swift.todo instead results in an error:

pull failed: frontend template 'ios.swift.todo' is not compatible with this app
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cbush commented Nov 7, 2022

Hi @roz0n, thanks for bringing this to our attention! It seems the docs note was out of date, as the SwiftUI template now uses the Flexible Sync backend while the UIKit client still uses the older Partition-based Sync backend. We'll remove the note from the docs for now. It's undecided whether we will continue to support the UIKit client.

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roz0n commented Nov 7, 2022

Thanks for following up, though I've moved on from Realm since it seemed that was the case.

Cheers.

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