How to migrate from custom intents to App Intents »

Tyler Hillsman shared the Tech Talk from Apple that guides developers through the process updating from older Shortcuts APIs to the newer App Intents.

From Tyler Hillsman on Mastodon:

Fairly late in the summer, but if this helps anyone, I just discovered a Tech Talk (not a WWDC session) that digs into migrating custom intents to App Intents. Very very useful and I feel silly for not knowing this was out there the whole time:

https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/tech-talks/10168

And:

TL;DW (but you really should watch if any of those words mean anything to you): keep matching var names and types, anything else can seemingly change.

View the post and watch the Tech Talk.

 

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