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docs: address com.apple.ContactsUI.LimitedAccessPromptView in troubleshooting #2474

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Expand Up @@ -49,6 +49,25 @@ XCUITest driver offers a couple of approaches to handle them:

[`mobile: activeAppInfo`](../reference/execute-methods.md#mobile-activateappinfo) helps to understand what application (bundleId) is considered as active for the XCUITest driver.

## Interact with dialogs managed by `com.apple.ContactsUI.LimitedAccessPromptView`

iOS 18 introduced a new process, named `com.apple.ContactsUI.LimitedAccessPromptView`. See [this issue](https://github.com/appium/appium/issues/20591) for more details.
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I will later add another extension to be able to list all active apps

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added appium/WebDriverAgent#941

As of XCUITest driver v7.26.4, the only workaround to interact with the view is below method:

- `defaultActiveApplication` setting in [Settings](../reference/settings.md).
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does activateApp not help in this case?

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Tested. It looks like no. Activating com.apple.ContactsUI.LimitedAccessPromptView brought the bundle id to the front or springboard?, then the running app went to background. It caused home screen only view. This new view was maybe running over the app under test's GUI but not remains on the home screen like system level dialog.

- e.g. With the [Appium Ruby client](https://github.com/appium/ruby_lib_core)
```ruby
# Interacting with the test target
driver.settings.update({defaultActiveApplication: "com.apple.ContactsUI.LimitedAccessPromptView"})
# to accept the alert
driver.find_element("accessibility_id", "Select Contacts").click
driver.settings.update({defaultActiveApplication: "auto"})
# keep interacting with the test target
```

`com.apple.ContactsUI.LimitedAccessPromptView` looks like can include elements available via `com.apple.springboard` thus you could use `com.apple.ContactsUI.LimitedAccessPromptView` instead of `com.apple.springboard` for iOS 18 for now to interact with dialogs manabed either `com.apple.ContactsUI.LimitedAccessPromptView` or `com.apple.springboard`.
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## Leftover Application Data on Real Devices

There might be a situation where application data is present on the real device, even if the
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