It seems that the title tags and license use cases created by Tiki SDK iOS are not visible in the backend index. There's a possibility that they are either malformed or the backend index is discarding them.
Possible cause
The guard method is working properly. That means the license use case is somehow saved, otherwise, it would fail with the missing use case.
The encoding and decoding of the json Platform Channel messages could be the cause. It is written correctly and read correctly by iOS but not in other channels that expects the correct json encoding.
Tasks
[ ] Verify if the Lincense usecases and Title tags are correctly saved/retrieved by iOS.
[ ] Verify the json encoding of the usecases and tags
ricardobrg
commented
1 year ago
It seems that the title tags and license use cases created by Tiki SDK iOS are not visible in the backend index. There's a possibility that they are either malformed or the backend index is discarding them.
Possible cause
The
guardmethod is working properly. That means the license use case is somehow saved, otherwise, it would fail with the missing use case.The encoding and decoding of the json Platform Channel messages could be the cause. It is written correctly and read correctly by iOS but not in other channels that expects the correct json encoding.
Tasks