Alessandro71 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 16, 2023 #1 Referring to this Background Modes: What is the Xcode "Background Processing" Background Mode? In Xcode 11, there is a new Background Mode, "Background Processing". I cannot find any information on what this new Background Mode does. Are there any resources with that information? ... stackoverflow.com I've been able to identify the UIBackgroundModes keys for "audio", "location" and "fetch", but not for the "Background Processing Task" mode. What is the correct value?
Referring to this Background Modes: What is the Xcode "Background Processing" Background Mode? In Xcode 11, there is a new Background Mode, "Background Processing". I cannot find any information on what this new Background Mode does. Are there any resources with that information? ... stackoverflow.com I've been able to identify the UIBackgroundModes keys for "audio", "location" and "fetch", but not for the "Background Processing Task" mode. What is the correct value?
Solution Alessandro71 Jan 17, 2023 I've found an app that uses this value: its <string>processing</string>
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 17, 2023 #2 It looks like a new feature that will require more than simply the plist declaration. Upvote 0
Alessandro71 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 17, 2023 #3 Erel said: It looks like a new feature that will require more than simply the plist declaration. Click to expand... according to the feature description "several minutes at system friendly times (e.g. right after app become background) to complete big task", this might by sufficient, without really using the BGTaskScheduler stuff Upvote 0
Erel said: It looks like a new feature that will require more than simply the plist declaration. Click to expand... according to the feature description "several minutes at system friendly times (e.g. right after app become background) to complete big task", this might by sufficient, without really using the BGTaskScheduler stuff
Alessandro71 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 17, 2023 #4 I've found an app that uses this value: its <string>processing</string> Upvote 1 Solution
