Closed safermgmt-bfoster closed 1 year ago
In left menu: Top-Level keys -> Expiration keys
Thanks for pointing me to this. This works like a charm! For anyone else searching for how to do this, here is some sample code that I hope helps.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(request.ExpirationDate))
{
var expireDate = DateTime.Parse(request.ExpirationDate);
DateTimeOffset dateTimeOffset = DateTime.SpecifyKind(expireDate, DateTimeKind.Utc);
pass.ExpirationKeys
.ExpirationDate(dateTimeOffset);
}
Hi @justdmitry, Now that I'm able to update the passes using the push notification successfully. I have a request to have the card automatically "expire". This could be through the push request or by setting some expiration date on the card. Is there a way to put an expiration date on the card or even add some sort of watermark on the card saying "cancelled" or "expired"?
I've looked into Apple's documentation, but I was not able to find it.
Any help would be appreciated.