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I'm following the instructions to create and test a Local Experience for an App Clip.

After I set it up and scan the code, I see

APP CLIP CODE

No usable data found

I made sure to:

  • Installed the full app and App Clip to the test device.
  • Added the associated domain to the full app (e.g. applinks:com.apple.wwdc
  • Added the associated domain to the App Clip (e.g. appclips:com.apple.wwdc)
  • Updated the Apple App Site Association file to reference the same app id (e.g. "appIDs": [ "ABCD1234.com.apple.wwdc" ]) and app clip id (e.g. "apps": ["ABCD1234.com.apple.wwdc.Clip"])
  • Created the Local Experience via Settings
    • Entered the Bundle ID for the App Clip (e.g. ABCD1234.com.apple.wwdc.Clip)
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  • I got stuck on this same thing and spent the entire morning trying to figure out why it wasn't working. This is a legitimate question, I hope people will upvote it, not sure why it's downvoted. – Tomislav Markovski Aug 29 '23 at 18:45

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This can happen if you enter the bundle ID incorrectly.

For example, when you're creating an Apple App Site Association file or associating the App Clip with your website, you always need to enter an App ID (ABCD1234.com.apple.wwdc.Clip).

However, the documentation for testing a local experience states:

Enter the bundle ID of your App Clip

So the Bundle ID field in the Local Experience screen should not contain the Application Identifier Prefix:

com.apple.wwdc.Clip

See the comprehensive list of Apple identifiers for more info.

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  • Did I waste 4 hours banging my head why my app clip wasn't triggering? Yes I did. Thank you for this, I have entered the full App ID as well. – Tomislav Markovski Aug 29 '23 at 18:43
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I got mine working at the beginning but then it stop working. Go to settings -> App Clips, remove your app clip and run your project again.

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