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Hello, I’m experiencing a very unusual problem when using VirtioFS with the Apple Virtualization Framework and Docker, through tools such as Lima and Tart. I’ve described the full details here: lima-vm/lima#4053 (comment), but here’s a quick summary. Steps to Reproduce Given a directory structure like this: mkdir -p local-test-dir/dir and running the following command: docker run -u $(id -u) --rm -v $PWD/dir:/mnt/dir alpine:latest sh -c ls -al /mnt the output is: total 8 drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4096 Sep 23 22:48 . drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4096 Sep 23 22:48 .. drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 64 Sep 19 21:34 dir # <-- INCORRECT The directory appears as root:root, which is wrong. Workaround If I add an artificial sleep of more than 0.9s before listing the directory, the issue disappears: docker run -u 501 --rm -v $PWD/dir:/mnt/dir alpine:latest sh -c sleep 0.9; ls -al /mnt Output: total 8 drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4096 Sep 23 22:48 . drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4096 Sep 23 22:48 .. drwxr-xr-x 2 501 root 64 Sep 19 21:34

The examples in the code example below are for reference purposes only. IOAudioFamily.kext and IOAudioFamily support macOS Tahoe no longer implements the USB Audio class using an IOAudioFamily based kext. USB Audio class devices are now supported within a driver functioning in user space. This change has implications for 3rd party developers who provide additional support for their devices. It is common for some devices to provide additional, non-class, USB interfaces for control and configuration of proprietary parameters and these parameters are generally made available to end users via custom applications provided by the 3rd party vendor. To access these advanced parameters an application developer may need to associate an instance of a Core Audio device AudioObjectID, created and published by the Apple USB Audio class driver, with the underlying USB device available through one of the IOUSBHostFamily API's. AppleUSBAudio.kext (IOAudioFamily) is no longer in use: The following IOServices published by Apple

having the same issue. I do know that when I spoke with the apple connect developer support they stated that the content provider ID they had (nine digits), was different than the one that Is provided in apple connect and in turn in my my build and error details(UUID 32 hexadecimal characters plus 4 hyphen, for a total of 36 characters). So I used this link: https://itunesconnect.apple.com/WebObjects/iTunesConnect.woa/ra/user/detail to take a look at my account details. If your logged into the connect store and click this link you will see a json file that contains your account data. Here I was able to verify that the content provider ID(nine digits): matches what apple connect developer support told me they had. And the number I had given them: 36 characters is listed here as the contentProviderPublicId. But so far no resolution. Either my 3 party build team or apple can help solve this issue. Seems to me there is a disconnect here somewhere.

Please review the following resouces, they should be helpful in learning about SwiftUI layouts: Building layouts with stack views Picking container views for your content Grouping data with lazy stack views Composing custom layouts with SwiftUI

Private APIs have not been officially released for public use. As such, they are not documented and engineering is not keeping track of them or maintaining them in system software updates. As such, they are subject to change at any time without notice. If you build an app using Private APIs your app may cease functioning, crash, or start operating in unexpected ways at any time. Disallowing Private API usage in apps available on the App Store is protecting both you and your customers from unexpected inconveniences. If your app requires functionality that is not provided by public APIs, please consider filing an enhancement request asking for the APIs that you require.

You’re relying on framework versions? Actually, no — that’s just how Chromium organizes its build. Is the local network call being made by the process running your app’s main executable? Or by, perhaps, a helper tool embedded in this framework? Chromium does network request out of Main process, in helper process in framework. /Applications/Comet Dev.app/Contents/Frameworks/Comet Dev Framework.framework/Versions/140.0.7339.20748/Helpers/Comet Dev Helper.app/Contents/MacOS/Comet Dev Helper --type=utility Here I prepared two videos with demos: Usually it is easy reproducible when open Google meet… Here I run a regular build with local network permissions, mount the new build, run rsync, and catch the issue: https://www.loom.com/share/0e1dcafdf6c645e9a34087e36414bc78 As an experiment, I also prepared two builds with a static UUID for each Mach-0 generated by my patched LLD (UUID based on hash of the filename): https://www.loom.com/share/d48b6365a4154a3ba8da8f921ad445ca In this