Invoking an action on a locked device doesn't work about callbackurlkit HOT 5 CLOSED

The framework cannot compile in iOS app extension due to UIApplication.sharedcode
How do you achieve to make it work with device unlocked?
(maybe you compile the framework without extension context and use it for both, app and extension)

the link you post it's not pure iOS but Xamarin

I think there is also an issue with application name, taken from main bundle

To fix the compile issue a compilation flag could be added to replace the current code by one using NSExtensionContext
like I do here
https://github.com/OAuthSwift/OAuthSwift/wiki/Work-with-application-extension
for cocoapod I will update the demo podfile as example
https://github.com/phimage/CallbackURLKit/blob/master/SampleApp/Podfile

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I don't use CocoaPods. I added CallbackURLKit to my project as a subproject and added CallbackURLKit.framework to both my app and my today extension's target in the section Linked Frameworks and Libraries. This way it compiles for both with no issues.

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I suppose that app extension has underneath also the UIApplication.shared attribute
(apple could call this using hidden and private API, event if it is not on purpose)

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I add a compilation flag APP_EXTENSIONS
an instance of NSExecutionContext in Manager to open URLs

No tested yet

For carthage maybe the only possibility is to create a new shared scheme with a new target with specific name

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