would BGProcessingTask when launched, will create AppDelegate obejct ?
Asked on 2025-08-25
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When a BGProcessingTask is launched, it does not automatically create an AppDelegate object. The BGProcessingTask API is designed to allow apps to perform background tasks without needing to launch the full app interface. Instead, you register background tasks immediately during the app launch, and the system invokes the task's handler when the task is launched in the background. This process does not involve creating an AppDelegate object specifically for the task.
For more details on how to use the BGProcessingTask API, you can refer to the session Finish tasks in the background.
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