11-12-2020, 11:36 PM
If you have not codesigned or notarized, you are probably not running write permission issues locally.
When the sync takes place, do you see the changes happening both locally and in the cloud? If so, we can rule out that the libraries are not loaded.
Your local data is automatically saved to disk for you. Do you have a cdb_loadTable (https://docs.livecloud.io/LoadTable/) in your code? It is possible that your data is not being loaded into memory on startup of your app. We used to do it automatically, but we received enough feedback indicating that developers wanted full control when the data was to be loaded. In our apps, we do not always load all the tables for a database in a single moment.
When you are ready to ship your app, you will want to have all your data and possibly code running from another location. We do both so we can auto-update the code. You will not be able to modify your code or data if stored in the bundle once the bundle is codesigned.
When we release our notarized version, you will find everything that is in resource folder moved over to the app support folder. This was managed not by LiveCloud, but from our SpiceKit libraries. Our SK libraries manage our auto-update and licensing tech.
When the sync takes place, do you see the changes happening both locally and in the cloud? If so, we can rule out that the libraries are not loaded.
Your local data is automatically saved to disk for you. Do you have a cdb_loadTable (https://docs.livecloud.io/LoadTable/) in your code? It is possible that your data is not being loaded into memory on startup of your app. We used to do it automatically, but we received enough feedback indicating that developers wanted full control when the data was to be loaded. In our apps, we do not always load all the tables for a database in a single moment.
When you are ready to ship your app, you will want to have all your data and possibly code running from another location. We do both so we can auto-update the code. You will not be able to modify your code or data if stored in the bundle once the bundle is codesigned.
When we release our notarized version, you will find everything that is in resource folder moved over to the app support folder. This was managed not by LiveCloud, but from our SpiceKit libraries. Our SK libraries manage our auto-update and licensing tech.