Comment on Show HN: I missed the moving blocks, so I built a real Linux disk defragmenterparentComments−akdev1l13dThis is literally always how iOS has worked. You can refer to the application lifecycle documentation: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/managing-you...−charcircuit13dWhat point are you trying to make. The documentation doesn't say the OS only keeps a single app process running at a time.−akdev1l10dThe document is clear that the expectation from the developer is that you need to be ready for your app to be snapshotted and frozen/killed at any moment when it is not on the foreground.−Plont12dThe page you linked to doesn't say that anywhere.
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This is literally always how iOS has worked. You can refer to the application lifecycle documentation: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/managing-you...
What point are you trying to make. The documentation doesn't say the OS only keeps a single app process running at a time.
The document is clear that the expectation from the developer is that you need to be ready for your app to be snapshotted and frozen/killed at any moment when it is not on the foreground.
The page you linked to doesn't say that anywhere.