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When you're testing, do your test items like /Users/username/.Trash/foo actually exist? Maybe you're assuming that this test should be entirely path-based so it shouldn't matter, but in fact this getRelationship method returns an error if the URL does not point to an actual file/folder. Not sure why you didn't get the "Unable to get relationship..." log message; I'm an old-fashioned objective-C programmer.
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It looks like this may be fixed, I couldn't replicate it with Xcode 13 beta 4.
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I found a workaround, though it's not ideal: Add an NSAppTransportSecurity exception in my Info.plist, allowing insecure loads for the domain I'm downloading from.
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Once the account owner agreed to the Paid Applications Schedule, notarization worked again. Notarization could certainly be made more user-friendly.
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Thanks for the confirmation, Quinn. Bug filed, FB8892495. For now I will just increment a number at the end of my login item's bundle ID whenever I update it, which isn't that often.
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I tried using SMLoginItemSetEnabled, but found that it didn't actually launch the copy of my helper inside the running copy of my app, but rather launched an older copy inside some archived copy of the main app. So unless I change my helper's bundle ID every time I update the helper, this doesn't seem like a reliable solution.
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On Big Sur beta 11.0.1, attempting to print on my HP OfficeJet L7580 gave me error messages indicating that the macOS thought that the printer driver was malware. So I attempted to uninstall and reinstall the driver. But the driver installer won't run on Big Sur. Luckily I had a different partition that I could use to boot into Catalina. So I reinstalled the HP driver on Catalina, then went back to Big Sur and used Migration Assistant to copy over the printer driver. Now I'm back in business.
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As of Xcode 12.2 beta and Big Sur beta 8, the 11.0 test is working again.
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Solved it! Set the usesThreadedAnimation property of the progress bar to NO.
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@TynJJ: How I do the update is just [progressBar setDoubleValue: 0.0]. I tried both of the things you suggest and neither had any effect.
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I've been to the "Certificates, Identifiers and Profiles" section of my account, but when I go to the Profiles subsection, there is no button or plus sign to create one. (Whereas, in the Certificates subsection, I do see a plus button.)
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And if I use manual code signing, is there any way to make a profile?
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@eskimo, regarding your comment "Making sure you app has a provisioning profile", how do I do that? Under my developer account, I can see a list of profiles, but nothing about how to create one. And in Xcode's account preferences, there is a button "Download Manual Profiles", but it's not clear that anything happens when I click it.
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They are keychain items that I created, but I suppose that they might predate a revision to my developer ID certificate that happened some time in 2017. That's probably it. Keychain items aren't keyed to the name of the app, are they? I ask because if I get info on a keychain item in Keychain Access, under Access Control I see one or more application names. A debug build of my app has a different name from a release build, so I was wondering whether that might confuse things.
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OK, now the status page says there is an outage.