Currently, the iOS implementation differs from how Android and Core behave: both Android and Core will allow editing JSON values that are wrapped as Strings, something like:
But for iOS, and given that we don't differentiate between the different forms of MetaData values, the above will be exactly the same as if we received:
Currently, the iOS implementation differs from how Android and Core behave: both Android and Core will allow editing JSON values that are wrapped as Strings, something like:
But for iOS, and given that we don't differentiate between the different forms of MetaData values, the above will be exactly the same as if we received:
This means that the String fields that contain JSON are not editable on the iOS app.