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Please refer this Toggle Metal API Validation via your Xcode Scheme: Scheme > Edit Scheme... > Run > Diagnostics > Metal API Validation. It's a checkbox, so the possible options are Enabled or Disabled. Disabling sets the key enableGPUValidationMode = 1 in your .xcscheme file. After disabling, Xcode no longer logs the Metal API Validation Enabled log message. Note: In Xcode 11 and below, the option appears in the Options tab of the Scheme Editor (instead of the Diagnostics tab).

The EXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCE should be 3.You count based on URL lines, not on unique URLs.(Per draft-pantos-http-live-streaming-16 section 4.3.2 Each Media Segment is specified by a series of Media Segment tags followed by a URI.)mediafilesegmenter does support the generation of I-frame playlists (see the --iframe-index-file option).

I get this too lately. It happens to me when I have a scheme I haven't added a file to. So I just go back gthrough git commits to find the files I haven't added. But it is still really annoying.

#1 - I have used below command for archive xcode build xcodebuild clean archive -workspace ${workspace} -scheme ${scheme} -configuration Release -archivePath ${File share path} -verbose -destination 'generic/platform=iOS' CODE_SIGN_STYLE=Manual PROVISIONING_PROFILE_SPECIFIER='XXXXXX' CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY='iPhone Distribution'

There isn't an ASk to use for development testing, only a derived dASk. You should only change to your deployment credentials once you are ready to deply and for final testing, the Key Server Module (KSM) can only be tested with the development credentials.With only a development KSM you can and should test most of your KSM and content before requesting the FPS Deployment Package. The only thing you won’t be able to test is the final step of the Key Server Module (KSM) securely providing the content keys to the FPS client app or webpage for playback, but this path is tested using the verify_ckc tool as described below.1) First, test your KSM with the verify_ckc tool and test vectors as instructed in the FairPlay Streaming Programing Guide. This is how you are supposed to test your KSM before deploying it and these tests are designed to test the entire development KSM. Note: The testing with the verify_ckc tool and test vectors will only work with the provided development credentials and will fail if the testi

Thanks for your response, Quinn.I understand that 'exit 1' and 'echo' works from a Build Phase Run Script, but my scripts are run from a scheme during Build pre-actions and post-actions. I have two schemes named Production and Test. My script accepts one parameter, PROD or TEST. This allows the script to differentiate between the Production or Test scheme. The script actually builds a .h file and must be run before the build starts. I don't think that I can use a Build Phase Run Script.I think that I define my Build pre-action script for my scheme like this:prebuildScript=${PROJECT_DIR}/BuildProcess/prebuild.sh errorFile=${buildProcessDir}prebuildErrors.txt $prebuildScript TEST 2>$errorFileThen, I could create a Build Phase Run Script that checks if the error file exists and has more than zero bytes. If the error file has content, the content could be echo'ed and exit 1 could be called. This seems cumbersome, but it may be a solution. Is there

You can configure redirect URI using the steps from this article:https://medium.com/identity-beyond-borders/how-to-configure-sign-in-with-apple-77c61e336003

xcodebuild docbuild still works with a Package.swift file. You'll need to add a -scheme argument to tell xcodebuild which target to build; you can run xcodebuild -list to see the list. For example, you can run xcodebuild docbuild -scheme MyPackage to build a DocC Archive for the MyPackage scheme. The archive bundle will appear in your Derived Data directory (for example, ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/MyPackage-[hash]/Build/Products/Debug/MyPackage.doccarchive).