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Asset Catalog Creator is able to apply the macOS 11 style to a square image for you automatically. You can just give it your existing iOS icon. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/asset-catalog-creator/id866571115?mt=12
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I've somewhat figured this out. I can get skip to work but I still haven't managed to get play/pause from the keyboard to work. The thing that I was missing is on macOS you need to update the playing state on MPNowPlayingInfoCenter. It can't just infer it from the AVAudioSession like it does on other platforms. .i.e. MPNowPlayingInfoCenter.default().playbackState = .playing Since I started doing that my app shows up in 'Now Playing' and all the controls work fine there. I just can't figure out why play/pause on the keyboard still doesn't work.
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When your audio session is active it steals the playPause press. If when you're done you set your session as inactive you get the playPause back         try AVAudioSession.sharedInstance().setActive(false, options: [])
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It is mentioned at the bottom of this page. It doesn't give much detail on how it works from a user's perspective though. https://developer.apple.com/app-store/app-bundles/
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Same exact issue. The proposed resolution doesn't really work for me since I need to keep existing support for a backwards-compatible dark mode.
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I'm facing exactly the same issue under exactly the same environment.Did you find a solution? Did you find out if it's only an issue on the sandbox?
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I'm stuck in the same situation. I'm unable to find anywhere where I can get a legitimate copy of El Capitan or Sierra to run in Fusion. The Mac App Store refuses to vend me these old copies on my Mac. I can't believe Apple have chosen not to provide these via Apple Developer resources; these are an essential thing for macOS developers. I'm going to end up having to get these via a torrent at this rate.