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Replied In Apple's Silence = Denied for Smaller Developer? No Update for >2wks on Application for Universal App Quick Start Program

The Monday meaning June 22nd, the day of the announcement. My experience suggests it's limited purely by supply rather than a special decision-making process.

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Replied In Apple's Silence = Denied for Smaller Developer? No Update for >2wks on Application for Universal App Quick Start Program

I applied personally on the Monday and was approved the next day, and I don't have any apps in the App Store. Now that it's August, it might be that there are delays manufacturing enough to meet the last wave of demand, and there's no telling when the program will "end" other than when Big Sur is released.

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Replied In How to Request com.apple.vm.* Entitlements?

A small correction if others read this later, the entitlement is to run without root, not in every case.

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Replied In SecKeyGeneratePair Always Require Password?

I should explain. First, this is a Swift (shell) script, so the ACL will say ”swift” no matter what (as far as I can tell). The script may change from time-to-time in the repository, so there’s that as well (detached signatures wouldn’t help). Overall I’m trying to provide some convenience in a safe way (always prompt, at least until the user specifies otherwise) which is also plain text and can be checked by more paranoid users.I was originally interested because it looks like SecItemImport() will offer to do the same thing with kSecKeyNoAccessControl, so I assumed a similar invocation would be possible for key generation.