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…and nothing more on the page. Not only on my account, but also on other teams I have access to.
Is that expected? Will it be rolled out later for beta participants or is it just broken due to high demand?
It looks like CoreBluetooth is completely broken in macOS 12 – at least for command line apps. I have a pretty simple scanning app and I no longer get any delegate calls for discovered devices. I DO get the "power up" state change delegate call though.
Any idea?
Why is the UIKeyboard implementation still holding a reference to this UITextField, thus keeping it from being deallocated?
The memory debugger shows:
UIKeyboardImpl -> UIKBAutofillController -> NSMutableDictionary -> NSMutable...(Storage) -> UITextField
Any idea what's going on there?
I'm trying to export a series of JPG images into a H264 movie (ideally it would be a motion JPEG movie, but unfortunately out AVAssetWriterdoes not support this codec). The images originate from a professional surveillance camera with VFR (variable frame rate), hence I compute the CMTimebased on the time they have been captured, which results in a non-constant frame rate.When I do this, the AVAssetWriter always fails to render the movie:Error Domain=AVFoundationErrorDomain Code=-11800 "The operation could not be completed" UserInfo={NSLocalizedFailureReason=An unknown error occurred (-16364), NSLocalizedDescription=The operation could not be completed, NSUnderlyingError=0x604000245a90 {Error Domain=NSOSStatusErrorDomain Code=-16364 "(null)"}}When I change the CMTime instances to be e.g.CMMakeTime( frameIndex * 150, 600 )it works, albeit resulting in a slightly wrong output.Any idea how I could fix this? Is AVAssetWriter supposed to support that scenario?
I'm writing a command line tool for macOS which interfaces with BLE devices. I have a problems with regards to permissions:
If I launch my tool on the command line, it gets killed by the OS. Only if I launch it via the debugger, I get the alerter to allow the bluetooth permission.
My plist that contains the NSBluetoothAlwaysUsageDescription key is embedded as __TEXT __info_plist in the binary. Is this no longer enough for a command-line tool to access security-guarded OS facilities these days?
I have a UIImage subclass that holds additional metadata (Yes, I could resort to composition instead of inheritance, but that would require a major rewrite of my code).Instance of this subclass are not displayed in WKInterfaceImage.Any idea how to fix that?
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I have a program that handles INPlayMediaIntent in an extension. This works fine as long as you are using Siri in english. Switching to another language makes Siri consider the query as a web search. To reproduce, please check out https://github.com/mickeyl/iOS-Bug-Example-Projects and have a look at the Siri-Localized-MediaIntents-Broken folder.Then:– Switch Siri to english– Edit the extension run scheme to feed Siri with, e.g., "Play Running in SiriTest"– Result is fine, Siri recognizes that you’re talking about <appname> and runs the extension (actually the first time it asks you whether it can have access to SiriTest data, but that alone means it's working fine).Now:– Switch Siri to german– Edit the extension run scheme to feed Siri with the query, "Spiele Running in SiriTest“– Result is wrong, Siri does not recognize that SiriTest has been referred and considers this as a web search, thus reporting that it has not found anything meaningful.Is this a bug (which is what I'm suspecting) or am I **** anything wrong here?
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My CarPlay audio app has MPContentItem instances where some of the titles/subtitles contain emoji (in particular, country flags).Those strings seem to be filtered out. Is that the expected behavior or a bug?
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When dragging a folder from files.app into my app (or selecting it using a UIDocumentPickerViewController), I want to download all the files and subfolders in that folder. How is that possible? With a coordinated read of that folder's URL, I only get a single URL with tons of e.g. "*.icloud" files within. Am I supposed to construct URLs to these and feed them into another coordinated read or is there a more straighforward way?
DrMickeyLauer.