Open Radar

 
Summary:
When trying to save a record with an asset attribute (with a key of 'photo') to the public database of my container, I receive an error response saying "Internal Error" (1/1003); "Saving asset failed ". Saving to the private container does not generate this error, and saves successfully.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a CKRecord
2. Create a CKAsset pointing to an image file on disk
3. Set the 'photo' attribute of your CKRecord instance to your CKAsset instance
4. Use *either* the CKModifyRecordsOperation-style or saveRecord-style method to save your CKRecord instance.

Expected Results:
The CKAsset would get uploaded and the CKRecord would be saved properly.

Actual Results:
An error is returned stating simply "Internal Error" (1/1003); "Saving asset failed."

Version:
iOS 8 Beta 1

Notes:
For what it's worth, I am able to create records in the public database in the iCloud Dashboard, and upload assets manually there in the browser. *However*, when I use a CKQuery to retrieve records created in this fashion, the CKAssets are not properly populated and do not have a valid fileURL property (fileURL is nil).