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As far as I know there are no entitlements associated with ActivityKit. I believe you’re suffering from an LLM hallucination )-: See Determining if an entitlement is real. If you write back with the exact entitlement causing this problem (the one you posted had a space in it), I’ll add it to that post for the benefit of everyone. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

[quote='804974021, Pavel, /thread/804974, /profile/Pavel'] Would Apple recommend isolating this functionality in a separate process [/quote] Well, I’d recommend that you avoid using third-party libraries that “occasionally hang” at all, but I understand that that’s not always an option (-: If you are stuck with unreliable code then your only option is to run that code in a separate process. Apple platforms do resource tracking on a process-by-process basis, so there’s no way to safely kill a specific thread within your process because that thread might be holding critical resources. [quote='804974021, Pavel, /thread/804974, /profile/Pavel'] Can I use the system call fork() in launched agent? [/quote] Yes, as long as you then immediately call exec*. WARNING On Apple platforms it is not generally safe to call fork without then immediately calling exec* [1]. But, in general, there’s no specific prohibition against a launchd agent spawning a child process, ideally with posix_spawn or a

[quote='804847021, Breakfast, /thread/804847, /profile/Breakfast'] This issue has been occurring since Friday, October 17th. [/quote] I’d like to clarify the failure you’re seeing: Is this a single request that’s been stuck since 2025-10-17? Or is it that this request and all subsequent requests are stuck? Or is it that requests are going through, they’re just taking a long time? Also, please post: The UUID of an example ‘bad’ request, that is, a request that was most affected by this issue. And a rough timeline for that request, that is, when you submitted it and, if it completed, when it completed. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

If you run this in Terminal, what do you see: % system_profiler SPHardwareDataType Hardware: Hardware Overview: … Hardware UUID: FCBBB6FF-E6F4-5372-87C0-1944DA936938 Provisioning UDID: 00006034-001401301E88001C … If you’re not comfortable sharing the actual IDs, feel free to redact like so: Hardware UUID: ________-____-____-____-____DA936938 Provisioning UDID: ________-________1E88001C Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

[quote='863211022, DTS Engineer, /thread/804886?answerId=863211022#863211022'] I typically do start/stopAccessingSecurityScopedResource on a URL provided by the file pickers [/quote] If I'm reading this guide correctly, the macOS file picker will already have implicitly started accessing the resource on your behalf. So if you do an explicit start/stopAccessingSecurityScopedResource on top of that, the resource is still missing one stopAccessingSecurityScopedResource to balance things out, and the resource access will leak.

[quote='804844021, jpderyck, /thread/804844, /profile/jpderyck'] I would like to avoid if possible to create a second application … ? [/quote] I don’t see how that’d be possible. You want to ship two different variants of your app: One with the EU entitlement, only in the EU, authored by your EU-based organisation. Another with the non-EU entitlement, in various countries outside the EU, authored by your US-based organisation. App Store Connect doesn’t support that. In ASC: A given app record is ‘owned’ by a specific team, whereas you want to associate it with multiple teams. And you can only add a single binary to that an app record [1], whereas you want to add multiple binaries. So, you’ll need multiple app records in App Store Connect, each with its own App ID. Of course these two apps will share a lot of same source code. Usually I’d set this up by duplicating the app target in Xcode and then tweaking the build settings, most critically the bundle ID, on that second target. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Es

Hi @ArnaudR0, If the App ID Configuration issue still occurs for your developer account, please contact the Apple Developer Program Support team directly using the Contact Us button on the following page: Apple Developer: Support https://developer.apple.com/support Cheers, Paris X Pinkney |  WWDR | DTS Engineer

Hi @Hunt_Welch, The Apple Pay Web Merchant Registration API is intended for payment platforms and e-commerce providers, to register and manage a portfolio of merchants via REST API. Please see the following post to answer your questions about configuring multiple providers, payment gateways, and merchants with this API: Apple Pay Web and Ecommerce site hosting Multiple Merchants on a Single Domain Site https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/61538?answerId=829805022#829805022 Cheers, Paris X Pinkney |  WWDR | DTS Engineer