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Cannot write CC expiration date from Simulator running on a Intel based Mac #415
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👋 Hi @lechuckcaptain - thank you for opening this issue and for the thorough details + video! We will test on an Intel Mac to see if we can replicate and get back to you. |
👋 Hi @scannillo, thank you for the answer. Please let me know if you need any support troubleshooting the issue. |
@scannillo we're having this issue too using the iOS 16.4 or later. It doesn't happen to us on a simulator running iOS 16.2 or earlier. |
We resolved the issue by not using the |
Hey @scannillo, sorry to bother you, do you have any updates on this issue? |
👋 Hi @lechuckcaptain - did you try the new Xcode 15 beta? |
Hey @scannillo, on the latest Screen.Recording.2023-08-17.at.12.36.02.mov |
I created a ticket with our team for this (DTBTSDK-2913 for tracking). However to be honest, since this only happens Intel simulators and not Apple Silicon machines (sounds like an Xcode bug) or real devices, there are many other tasks on our roadmap that have to take priority over this one right now. We do welcome PRs though if you have the time to take a look! |
Braintree Drop-in SDK Version
9.8.2
Environment
Sandbox
Xcode Version
14.3.1
OS Version & Device
iPhone 14 PRO - iOS 16.4 Simulator
Integration type
Swfit Package Manager
Development Processor
Intel
Describe the bug
It seems that on a iOS simulator run on an Intel based Mac it's not possible to correctly enter the credit card expiration date. Only the first char gets displayed and no other characters are accepted.
It seems that sometime, as a workaround, it's possible to paste the expiration date string value from the clipboard and it gets accepted.
From an Arm based Mac everything seems to work without any issue.
To reproduce
Expected behavior
It should be possible to manually enter the credit card expiration date also on a iOS simulator run on Intel based Mac.
Screenshots
Simulator.Screen.Recording.-.iPhone.14.Pro.-.2023-06-22.at.18.13.24.mp4
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