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My Xcode does not seem to recognise the socket.io package uploaded from github. The socket.io package I see on youtube examples have the sub files arrow and different file title from mine. I did the exact same but the uploading seems to be incorrect. Example: https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-client-swift On my Xcode: Is there any other function out there other than socket.io for iOS (Swift) to Android to communicate via wifi/IP Address? Thank you

do android emulator and Github desktop supported in the M1 chip? or is there an alternative way to do so?

I have updated my firebase with the latest version, but on simulator, apple log in and parsing from firebase server is not working on iOS 18 when working fine on the actual test device. However iOS 17 simulator works perfect as X-Code 15. And previews are not working as well with my current app coding, which was coded in previous X-code 15. Is there any API changes? Any help? Or 18.1 might fix this bug?

When I go to create a new game project in X-Code. The box that says Import Gameplay Kit is not selected, however X-Code automatically imports GameplaytKit. Is there any other way to ensure that Gameplay Kit does not get imported into a new game project?Thanks for the insight. JS

Hello, I am new to the apple developer program. I, and my team, are working on porting some medical software that we have written from Windows to MacOS. We obviously want to notarize our app to make it easy for professionals and colleagues to use. The software is entirely written in python and includes ffmpeg for one of the features to export the medical data to video and compiled to a single file with pyinstaller, like so: pyinstaller app_name.py --noconfirm --onefile --add-data ffmpeg:ffmpeg chmod +x dist/app_name* We are currently adding the signing and notarization of the app to our github workflow. The workflow build a successful app with the correct structure and is able to be run if we allow it past the MacOS firewall. We are signing the app like so: run: | BINARY_PATH=dist/app_name IDENTITY=$(security find-identity -p codesigning -v | grep -E 'Developer ID Application|Mac Developer' | head -n1 | awk -F '{print $2}') echo Using identity: $IDENTITY security unlock-keychain -p build.ke

Hi, Apple.I created Mac distribution profiles for OS X Container App and OS X Packet Tunnel Provider.And here is my projects' settings:Xcode - Building Settings - Code Signing - Code Signing Identity - Release - 3rd Party Mac Developer Application: xxxxxx (T5N*****)Xcode - Building Settings - Code Signing - Provisioning Profile - Release - Generated Distribution Profiles (Container app and OS X Packet Tunnel Provider) from Apple Developer CenterAnd when I was submiting it to iTunes Connect, it told me 'Invalid Code Signing Entitlement, key 'com.apple.developer.networking.HotspotHelper' is not supported on MAC OS X'. But my app doesn't need 'com.apple.developer.networking.HotspotHelper' entitlement, it just generated by Apple Developer Profile Distrubtion system. I can't submit my app to iTunes Connect.Please tell me how to resolve this problem.> codesign -d --entitlements :- xxx.app Executable=/Users/USER/Library/Developer/Xcode

I enrolled in Apple Developer Program as an organization and downloaded Xcode 5.1.1 on a Mac OS X 10.8. I have completed designing a new Mac App. Now, I want to proceed with the distribution process, but when I go to XCode>Accounts, the Signing Identities show as being revoked for Mac Development, Mac App Distribution, and Mac Installer Distribution. The only Signing Identities that remain valid are Developer ID Application and Developer ID Installer.Don’t have a clue on how to fix these. I don’t know if they were revoked because Xcode 5.1.1 is too old. I would appreciate any explanation of fixing this issue. Another solution would be to use another computer and that leads me to the next question.Second question. I just updated a MacBook Pro 15, 2.8GHz with OS X El Capitan. The apple ID on this computer is different than the Apple Developer Program. I would like to download from the App Store, the latest XCode 7.3.1, so I can distribute my new Mac App and don’t have to r

I spent some time cleaning up my TCC data. During that I learned that some TCC info is cached in “Mac OS X Detached Code Signature” files. Is there a way to dump their contents suitable for human consumption? The codesign tool doesn’t seem to do it (or I can’t figure out how to invoke it).