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I'm glad to hear that was the info you needed. I agree with how the terminology of SDKs, components, platforms, and simulators sprinkled throughout documentation, command line tools, and the Xcode IDE can accidentally mislead in figuring out exactly what you need here. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

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A few brief clarifications and comments: I am seeking clarification on whether the various driverkit entitlement families (com.apple.developer.driverkit.family.*) are available for development on my local Mac without requesting entitlements from Apple. Making the more explicit, they Development Only entitlement variants do two things: They match against a VERY broad hardware configuration, basically letting you match any hardware. Their ONLY available to Development signed builds. Note that the second criteria heavily restricts distribution, as development builds will ONLY run on machines which were registered with your developer account at the point the signing profile was generated. This is largely invisible when using automatic signing (Xcode will just generate a new profile), but can be easy to overlook with manual signing. At WWDC2022 Apple stated that In MacOS... In fact, all DriverKit family entitlements are now available to use for development. On these very forums, Eskimo himself also sugges

Hi, We need some more diagnostics to be able to help you resolve the issue. Could you please file a feedback request for this and post the feedback number here? You can file Xcode Cloud specific feedback using these steps. Thanks

Quinn is helping this, which is great. I am just curious if the com.apple.developer.icloud- is really com.apple.developer.icloud-container-identifiers. I am guessing that the provisioning profile on your machine, either your notebook or Mac Mini, is not up to date, which leads to the different behaviors. Maybe you can try the following: Be sure your developer account is correctly set up in Xcode Settings > Apple Accounts, and your Mac has the access Apple's developer portal. Uncheck the Automatically manage signing box, and check it back. This tells Xcode to refresh the provisioning profile. If that doesn't help, try to remove the iCloud capability – You are not using any iCloud feature, and so don't really need the capability just yet. If you do need the iCloud capability, check one of the services, and pick an iCloud container if the service you checked is iCloud Documents or CloudKit. This is how folks use the capability. If everything goes well, the .entitlements file in your project

Just to add that the steps to bring back a hidden container are detailed in this post, and that you can add a new container from Xcode as well, as detailed in Enabling CloudKit in Your App. Best, —— Ziqiao Chen  Worldwide Developer Relations.

Thanks for taking the time to share your question here. After reading your question, I’m finding myself with more questions than answers right now. Could you tell me what database you’re using (SwiftData)? Also, please specify the programming languages, frameworks, or tools you’re working with. The more details you can share, including code snippets and the versions of the tools you’re using (like Xcode, macOS, iOS, etc.), the better. Lastly, could you let me know which platform you’re aiming for? I'm sure someone in the community will be able to help once you have a chance to update your post. Albert Pascual
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