CloudKit delete records at specific date time [on hold]









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I want to delete a record in a shared cloud container at a specific date time. When the record is created I know when it should be deleted.



Is there a way to create a trigger that will handle the work for me?



The only solution I came up with is:



  1. Add code to the app that will delete the records

  2. Use a server application to query and delete the records

The first solution is not preferred since it won't work if the user does not start the app. The second solution seems to be "overkill".



Is there a way to register a trigger on the CloudKit dashboard?






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    I want to delete a record in a shared cloud container at a specific date time. When the record is created I know when it should be deleted.



    Is there a way to create a trigger that will handle the work for me?



    The only solution I came up with is:



    1. Add code to the app that will delete the records

    2. Use a server application to query and delete the records

    The first solution is not preferred since it won't work if the user does not start the app. The second solution seems to be "overkill".



    Is there a way to register a trigger on the CloudKit dashboard?






    ios swift xcode cloudkit cloudkit-environments







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    put on hold as off-topic by El Tomato, greg-449, TDG, tk421, ochi 8 hours ago


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    • "Questions seeking debugging help ("why isn't this code working?") must include the desired behavior, a specific problem or error and the shortest code necessary to reproduce it in the question itself. Questions without a clear problem statement are not useful to other readers. See: How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example." – TDG, tk421
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      I want to delete a record in a shared cloud container at a specific date time. When the record is created I know when it should be deleted.



      Is there a way to create a trigger that will handle the work for me?



      The only solution I came up with is:



      1. Add code to the app that will delete the records

      2. Use a server application to query and delete the records

      The first solution is not preferred since it won't work if the user does not start the app. The second solution seems to be "overkill".



      Is there a way to register a trigger on the CloudKit dashboard?






      ios swift xcode cloudkit cloudkit-environments







      share|improve this question













      I want to delete a record in a shared cloud container at a specific date time. When the record is created I know when it should be deleted.



      Is there a way to create a trigger that will handle the work for me?



      The only solution I came up with is:



      1. Add code to the app that will delete the records

      2. Use a server application to query and delete the records

      The first solution is not preferred since it won't work if the user does not start the app. The second solution seems to be "overkill".



      Is there a way to register a trigger on the CloudKit dashboard?






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