JP Simard
JP Simard
This problem shouldn't occur if the tutorial is followed step by step.
What version(s) of the app are you experiencing this with? iOS/macOS/Android?
What's the contents of your `ViewController.swift` file? According to the tutorial ([step 2 link](https://realm.io/docs/realm-mobile-platform/example-app/cocoa/#remove-parts-of-the-xcode-project-to-start-with-a-simple-base)), it should be this: ``` swift import UIKit class ViewController: UITableViewController { } ```
It's normal to get this error if you're just halfway through step 2.
I'm not sure how feasible this is without changes to the Cocoa APIs. The fact that the server address is embedded in the credential, and that Realm configurations can't meaningfully...
Great start on this @TimOliver! Those first two things you're still researching are super important, so keep us posted!
> Another likely scenario is that the login happens automatically if the iCloud is available. No need for a button in that case. In this case, since we're actively working...
I get an "Unknown provider" error when running this against the realm-sync-services server at version `realm-sync-0.26.2-2`. I suppose I need realm/realm-sync-services#47 to test this out?
> If the CloudKit query returns a 'record not found' error, then it assumes this is a new user registering for the first time. Is it safe to assume this?...
I can't provide feedback at the moment. @stel can you review this please?