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Okay, understood.
For the moment I was just messing with batched operations to see if they worked fine but it's not like we need them, at least for now.
But it's good to know.
Thanks!

I was trying to implement the batch record modification but I see the callback is just receiving 1 NSError, shouldn't be an array ?

Thanks, we really need it since we are creating sort of a top high score, (with different data as score to sort) and from there we want to access other public records related to that one.

Hello I'm trying to create a query sorting by one field and I've seen you have the class NSSortDescriptor for it,
but it asks for a NSCoder that I dont know where I should take from, and I cannot create neither.
Could you give some details of how to proceed on this?
Thanks

Would it be too much of a hassle to implement this?
Right now we are using strings to represent DateTimes in CloudKit since there's no way to retrieve a date time from the CKRecord.
Thanks!

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No its not important, I simply created a queryable field in the register and I use that field to retreive them in the query.
If another use case comes up where this is an inconvenience I will let you know but for the moment it's fine.
Thanks

I think the problem is we can just use predicates as strings. But seeing how they query a register by it's name we need to use a registerID var (which is a CKReference) inside the predicate, and I guess we can't. This is how they do it: let reference = CKReference(recordID: userID, action: .None) le...

I have records of type "Image" and Im trying to query some of those records on a query. Those records have custom names "image1" , "image2"..... So I'm trying to query them by the register name, and I've read you are supposed to do that using recordID in the predicate. But when I try to do it I get ...

Not receiving any error message of that kind.
But I have been watching all the WWDC videos from the '14 one and on error handling they talk about how to handle them well using this method,
and since it may happen in a near future I would rather to be ready.