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Hi,
I try to enable the non-maskable interrupt on my M1 MacBook Pro. Whenever I try to set a debug option in boot-args I get not permitted.
I try to update my NVRAM settings in Recovery, I also tried to disable SIP first.
Thanks in advance
Timo
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Hi,
I really need the KDK for 10.15.5 (19F101). It is still missing in the developer downloads portal
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Hello,Is there a proper documentaion how an Endpoint security system extension has to be structured? Because I can not find it.I would expect the following:The naming convension of the extension bundle (already available)Folder structure of the extensionAll Info.plist keys that are mandatory, and example values describing themAll other Info.plist keys that are only relevant to the systemextensionAll entitlements that either must be set or should be set within the extension.All Info.plist keys and entitlements that are mandatory for the containing Application bundle.
like the com.apple.developer.system-extension.install entitlementAnd Xcode should come with a template for Endpoint Security SystemExtensions targets. Currently there is only Network SystemExtensions available.I already opened two feedback reports regarding this issues in June:FB6145201 for the Xcode Template and FB6145147 for better documentation of the Endpoint Security Framework.Best RegardsTimo
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Hi,I have just seen that 10.14.3 Beta has been released on Monday. But I don't receive it on my MacBook with the Software Update.My MacBook is enrolled in the Apple Developer Seed Program.I'm currently running 18C52aAnd according to the download page 18D21c has been released. Is this intentionall or a bug?Best RegardsTimo
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Hi all,First I'd like to say that i like the changes that Apple has introduced into macOS 10.14 regarding privacy! But the documentaiton about the details is a bit sparse.In this session: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2018/702/Minute 12:10 the presenter mentions that the user can preauthorize Applications to access System Application Data.I have multiple questions about this Privacy Setting:Is there an API to check wether the user has preauthorized my Application to access System Application Data?Is there an API call which returns a list of protected paths? Or a configuration file that I can parse, which contains the protected paths.Will an App that is targeting the macOS Mojave SDK be killed if it tries to access System Application Data without preauthorization?Is a process authorized when it is started by an authorized Application?Is only the main executable file authorized or all executables within the Application bundle?Is there any written documentation about this topic?Best RegardsTimo
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Hi,What are the requirements for the Bitbucket Server integration?Is there a minimum Version of the Bitbucket Server?Are LDAP Bitbucket user supported?When I try to login into my companies Bitbucket Server I'll get an Error message that my user account does not exist.We are using LDAP for the authentication on the Bitbucket.We are using our mail addresses as username, could the '@' cause some issues?PS: It does not work weater I'll use my actual password nor a personal access token.Best RegardsTimo
Hi,I noticed some unexpected behavior when I tried to subclass from Bundle.//: Playground - noun: a place where people can play
import Foundation
class Test : Bundle {
var foo = "Hey"
override init?(path: String) {
super.init(path: path)
}
}
let mainB = Test(path: Bundle.main.bundlePath)
print(mainB?.foo ?? "Fallback")Will crash when I try to access a property of the subclass (line 12) with:error: Execution was interrupted, reason: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=2, address=0x...).This crash only occurs if I use the main bundlePath. To me this looks like an error within Foundation/Swift. If it is invalid/forbidden to create a second instance of the main bundle the failable init should fail and return nil. But to receive an object that isn't properly initialized/allocated is just wrong.Is this a Bug within the Foundation Framework or do I understand something wrong?Best RegardsTimo
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