is CKServerChangeToken used at all when using CKSyncEngine?
Asked on 10/11/2024
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I don't have specific information about the use of CKServerChangeToken in conjunction with CKSyncEngine from the provided context. The context primarily discusses SwiftData history, FinanceKit, TipKit, and App Store server APIs, but does not mention CKServerChangeToken or CKSyncEngine.
If you are interested in how tokens are used in SwiftData history, you might find it useful to look at the session Track model changes with SwiftData history, which discusses the concept of tokens as bookmarks for transactions in history. However, this is not directly related to CKServerChangeToken or CKSyncEngine.
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