Swift write/save/move a document file to iCloud drive
I believe I've found a way to get everything back in sync without constantly having to "bump" my bundle number. I've tried this multiple times while making changes within the "capabilities" area of key-value storage/iCloud Documents/CloudKit and it seems to work each time.
- Sign out of iCloud on your Mac
- Sign out of iCloud on your Simulator
- Sign back into iCloud on your Mac
- Sign back into iCloud on your Simulator
- Do a clean build from XCode (Shift-Cmd-K)
This appears to reset the synchronization of the folder structures when you're App is writing to your iCloud Documents directory - without having to touch your bundle number. It takes a little longer to do it, but I'm a little OCD and kinda prefer my initial App launch to start with a 1!
I had this problem. I followed the advice here and I found that my Info.plist key was not correct. Once I changed it to iCloud.MY_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER (i.e. copy the string from the CFBundleIdentifier key higher in Info.plist) it all started working.
Removing the .com from your key may fix your issue.
FWIW:
I also found out that the name of the project within the bundle ID is important.
My project bundle ID was something like the following: aaa-bbb-ccc-ddd
I could not get the iCloud working.
Then I renamed it to: aaa-bbb.ccc-ddd
It started working.