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Can you be more specific? What is the current issue with your code? Does it cause some build-time errors and cannot run? Or it runs but causes some runtime errors? Or else, it runs without errors but shows unexpected results? And you should better include all the relevant types when showing your code. What are APIResults and MappedResults? Please show the definitions of them. One more, it is not recommended to use an initializer exactly the same as existing type names, as in your Line 47. It should be lowercased mappedResults.

If you want to run some actions sequentially, you may need to create a sequence of actions as in let sequence = .... (Please use Code block (< >) shown below the editing box.) Or you need to run the next action when the current action is completed. You may need to use run(_:completion:) instead of run(_:). (It is very hard to show detailed code as you are not showing enough info.)

Some of the Applications are starting to show the correct icon and I have been able to run 1 or 2 but most of the apps are not running.

Adiitionally: Don't confuse running the body with view creation. Running the body does not really show anything yet.

Thanks for the reply @eskimo! So if I use NSOpenPanel() in my finder sync file and the user selects the home folder, will that give my app access to all sub folders and files and they won't have to give that permission again? Would you say this is a better approach than trying to use a temporary exception entitlements? I don't plan on shipping the app on the Mac App Store. Also thanks for the notice about InputStream. This is what i'm trying to use now but it just produces a very buggy and unusable window and I can't get the window to show when running it in override func beginObservingDirectory(at url: URL) {} class FinderSync: FIFinderSync { override init() { super.init() // Check if there is a previously selected folder URL let defaults = UserDefaults.standard guard let selectedFolderURL = defaults.url(forKey: selectedFolderURL) else { // Show the NSOpenPanel to select a folder let openPanel = NSOpenPanel() openPanel.canChooseDirectories = true openPanel.canChooseFiles = false openPanel.a

One thing I realized is that when I go to my devices on my Apple ID it was showing my Apple Watch still running 2.1 rather than 3.0. I simply Removed My Apple Watch From My Account which forced it to remove it and then readd it a few minutes later, & then it was showing it was running watchOS 3.0 & then the option to use Auto-Unlock showed up in Security & Privacy after a few minutes.

Your code lacks many parts and I cannot run your code. Can you show a complete code I can run and test easily?

I've done all these things and my projects top shelf extension settings match the UIKitCatalog project's extension's settings as far as I can tell but I can only get the top shelf extension to show when I run from the extension's scheme. If I try to run from the tvOS app target's scheme, no top shelf extension shows up. This doesn't seem to be the case for the UIKitCatalog project. If I run from the UIKitCatalog target scheme, the top shelf extension shows up fine.Am I doing something wrong?