Latest Contributions by DiveshGoyal

The Layer JSON you provided contains  "labelingInfo": null   Based on that, I wouldn't expect labels to be displayed by default. Not sure why JSAPI is displaying them. You can republish the service to include labels, or you can write some code in the runtime application to define & enable labels on the layer. Here's a sample that shows how you can do that - https://developers.arcgis.com/net/wpf/sample-code/show-labels-on-layers/     ... View more

The video shows the problem clearly.  Unfortunately, we are not able to reproduce it, using your public service. It's definitely something we'd like to investigate. Could you provide a small repro app, or some code snippets showing how you setup and display the map, and also the code to perform identify and selection - perhaps the issue is only repro with a certain sequence of API calls.  In the meanwhile, you could explore changing the preferredPolylineFeatureRendingMode on the map's loadSettings . See if setting that to dynamic helps. ... View more

I'm using the same version of xcode and cocoapods but can't reproduce your issue. I can integrate version 100.10 into my project just fine with cocopaods. Can you create a standalone project that demonstrates the issue and attach it here? we can then investigate more. We do not currently support Macs with Apple Silicon yet. Hopefully that'll be added in our next release. So the warning you're seeing about "Unable to find matching .xcframework slice ..." is technically accurate. But I don't expect that from building and running your app on intel mac simulators, or physical ios devices. By any chance are you trying to build your own pod that has a dependency on the arcgis pod? If so, that might be where things are going wrong ... View more

We think we found the cause of this crash and have installed a fix. It should be available in the next release, update 11 ... View more

I don’t think we’ve seen this before. Are you on an intel based Mac, or the new apple silicon one? What version of Xcode are you using? ... View more

Just to follow up on this, ArcGIS Runtime 100.10 (update 10) was released last month. It uses the XCFramework format and works well with Xcode 12.3.  ... View more

Those basemaps may not be compatible with your map's spatial reference.  To know for sure, check the layer's spatial reference property, and compare it with the map's. You can also inspect the Layer's view state to see if there is an error or more information Check out this sample - https://developers.arcgis.com/ios/swift/sample-code/display-layer-view-state/ ... View more