So… options. 1) Leave as-is, file radar, hope for eventual fix. Results in bad experience for some users. They are not able to use the app because of a certain title. That’s a bug. Bad idea. (There even is an app review guideline against bugs. More in a moment.)
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PS: The radar for this issue here is rdar://problem/42326772
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Likely UINavigationController even, as you’d want all those nice push/pop interactive swipe gestures to work as well.https://twitter.com/al45tair/status/1019557997822074880 …
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I have to disagree. Permitting store apps to use private APIs kills the OSnteam’s ability to innovate. Of course there are cases where it would be useful to you and non-malicious, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t still the wrong solution with detrimental impact to the ecosystem.
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Typically I’d try to come up with a different solution. E.g. limit the length of user input, truncate the string before setting, or using a custom control. These are all less fragile than using private APIs, and they don’t create undue burden for the API owners.
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Dunno. What you’re proposing is double-implemented logic. If it’s to be good, it’s complicated and so will be expensive to maintain. If not maintained, the app will slowly decease in quality. Also something Apple will not want.
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If you’re abusing a private API then you’re going to have the same work maintaining it. But now you’ve made it potentially impossible to maintain (what if an OS hotfix removes or substantially changes that API?), and created more work and pain for others.
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