iOS 10 app fails to register about mobile-sdk-ios

[dji-dev]

Hi @triceam, this error is related to the app registration issue, please try the following methods:

1. Delete the apps on you iOS9 and iOS10 simulator and try again.
2. Modify your Xcode project's bundle ID and apply for a new App Key from DJI developer website, then try again.

Try if these two methods work, let me know the result. Thanks!

[triceam]

I tried both of these things, but neither fixed it:

1. I used "Reset Content & Settings" on the simulator to erase everything from it, but the problem did not go away. I received the exact same error message when I launched the app on the freshly cleaned simulator.
2. I'm not able to test this right now... Looks like the DJI developer site is having problems. None of my apps are showing up, and it won't let me create a new one. I opened up the debug console in Chrome, and it looks like someone left a reference to a localhost dev environment (127.0.0.1) in the deployed app code (see screenshot below).

[dji-dev]

Hi, please try to create a new app key on DJI Developer Website, it should work now. Thanks!

[triceam]

I'm still seeing errors on the DJI Developer website. I emptied the cache and reloaded, but I get the same error mentioned above (references to 127.0.0.1:3000).

[dji-dev]

Sorry for the inconvenience, please try again, it should work now.

[triceam]

Created a new ID, and changed my bundle identifier, but no luck - I got the same error message. iOS 10 is much more strict on networking & App Transport Security settings... possibly, do we need to add specific DJI domains or IPs to exception domains?

[dji-dev]

Hi, since we use NSUserDefaults in SDK registration, and Xcode 8 Beta 1 has a bug related to NSUserDefault, please try to reboot your Mac and run iOS 10 simulator directly or upgrade your Xcode 8 to Beta2.

For more details, please check this stackoverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37840288/ios-10-nsuserdefaults-does-not-work

Hope this help, thanks!