“file uri scheme”

With the release of iPadOS 17 we began noticing that the AssetCacheLocator service on iOS/iPadOS was reliably returning a no caching server response even when we had active caching servers on the network. default 2023-09-27 18:40:17.970429 +1000 AssetCacheLocatorService #11553fbd [AssetCacheLocatorService.queue] found no caching servers This behaviour was also apparent during the beta releases of iPadOS 17 but vanished around beta 8 before returning during the production release. For a bit of back story our network environment makes use of proxy servers which devices are configured to use via PAC discovery methods. Either via specifying a pac url in config payload or via auto-discovery means via DHCP option 252 or dns. We have been compliant with https PAC file delivery since it was first brought in for the iPadOS 15 release. After continued testing the behaviour was being cause by a failure in the trust daemon to validate certificates used in SSL handshakes for the AssetCacheLocatorService. This wou

i have a project P living in a workspace with a number of other projects.project P has a test target PT, and that target depends upon resources created by project FR.in the workspace, i have an .xcscheme that builds the dependency FR prior to running target PT properly.and thus, when i perform Cmd-U (Test) for the currently selected .xcscheme PS that corresponds to project P, everything works fine, and the project builds and the tests run.however, if i have updated my source, performed a clean, and then attempt to run a given test by either clicking on its diamond test icon in the source, or by going into the test navigator and choosing either the individual test or the class containing the test to run all tests in it, or even the entire test suite and hitting the run test icon, or right-clicking and performing Test testPX or Run testCasePX or Run PT, the scheme is ignored. it instead only attempts to build the target as depended upon by the test-target.being as that this is part of a workspace, crea

We have some in-house apps and before iOS 9, the apps will open a link like itms-services:// after version compare, the new version apps will be downloaded and install.But after we tested on iOS 9, we found the apps cannot open the link itms-services:// link, got error like LaunchServices: ERROR: There is no registered handler for URL scheme itms-servicesThe code we used to update the app:let downloadUrl = NSURL(string: url)UIApplication.sharedApplication().openURL(downloadUrl!)We have tested put itms-services, itms-services:// and the full URL into LSApplicationQueriesSchemes in plist file. But still not work.

I'm trying to use XCode to debug a simple toy C++ program built using a Makefile (set up project using 'External Build System').Normally I'm able to debug and run, and use breakpoints within the editor. The way I did this was by going to Edit Scheme > Run > Use custom working directory, then checking the check box and specifying the directory of the executable. Except currently I'm not able to click in the text field or on the folder pop-up dialog at all to change this directory from blank.Such that, when I hit the build and run button with the check box checked I get a popup that asks Would you like to Run anyway? : The working directory (null) for scheme scheduler doesn't exist. Except I can't change the blank text field at all to fix this...I would add a screenshot of the options to clarify but I'm concerned about triggering moderation given this post I read about the forums [https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/97547]