“file uri scheme”

@fanarchy Thank you for the post. It appears that the file is syncing to the servers without any issues. This is excellent news, and I appreciate you providing additional information regarding the problem. Your discovery of removing the “/next-game” from the AASA file, which causes it to fall back to Safari, is brilliant. This effectively isolates the issue, but still we have the issue in the App Store App Clip publishing. Safari Smart App Banners do not rely on the App Store Connect Advanced Experience database. When Safari loads your page, it reads the tag and cross-references your AASA file locally. Because your AASA and meta tags are perfect, this works flawlessly. In any case I see the issue is in the configuration on the App Store and you should file a bug for them to take a look at the process with your App Clip. The issue here is the status of the App Clip should eventually become published. Once you open the bug report, please post the FB number here for my referen

Hitting the same issue. Filed FB22336025

I filed feedback FB22335783, Regression: reduced editor tab density in Xcode 26.

Sorry, it was a TSI, not a bug report. I replied to the DTS email yesterday with the full spin dump. Ahh, I see it now. So, the first thing I actually did was search for /usr/lib/libEndpointSecurity.dylib (the library link path), which is a convenient way to find all ES clients. What you'll find is that there are two clients— yours and a (presumably unrelated) 3rd party client. That's a critical factor here because it means that there are now two independent entities with veto power over each other's activities, particularly activity that's coming from helper components (not just the direct ES client). That leads to here: There are only 2 other threads in the logs that appear relevant, both from our helper process and both down in APFS. One of them is also stuck inside decmpfs_read_compressed: That's the deadlock. More specifically, looking at your thread's stack when you enter decmpfs_read_compressed, the first thing it does is call decmpfs_lock_compressed_data: (1) *940 decmpfs_read_compressed + 300 (kernel

Thanks for the post, interesting that's something in the process. TN3168: Making your App Clip available in the App Store | Apple Developer Documentation https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/804858 There is something I always like to check when deploying AASA files. When the full app is installed, iOS handles the URL invocation locally via your apple-app-site-association (AASA) file and entitlements, bypassing the need to query Apple's App Clip CDN. The fact that this works proves your code, AASA file, and associated domains are configured correctly. The failure for fresh devices is happening because Apple's CDN has not yet been updated with your App Clip's metadata? Can you provide me a link to your AASA file in your server so we can see why is not syncing into the Apple servers? Is your server preventing or blocking IP address or user agents from requesting the AASA file? Sometimes, the job queue in App Store Connect simply drops the task. You can often forc

Hey @THeberlein, This is an issue we're aware of in r.172784612. Until this is fixed, you can find the Website environment Feature Flag in the Webkit Feature Flags section. The Immersive API feature flag is non functional, there is no documentation for this. Even though we're aware of this issue, we still encourage you to open a bug report, and post the FB number here once you do. Filing the bug report allows you to get notified when it is resolved. Bug Reporting: How and Why? explains how you can open a bug report. Thanks, Michael

Since this is a change in behavior between Xcode versions, you absolutely should file this as a bug report. The expression on the line that you cited is really quite something! Make sure to post the FB number here for our reference. Since this is a library you depend on, you should talk to the maintainers to look at breaking that up into smaller statements so that you're able to compile it with Xcode 26.4. If you're using Swift Package Manager to import a library, there is a way you can make local modifications to a package you depend on, which might also be helpful to you here. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

Thank you for filing FB22331090 with the info required to easily reproduce, that's very helpful! — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

You have the right information: You cannot update the version of Python included with Xcode yourself. If you have a concern to report with the version Xcode is including for its needs, you can file an Xcode bug report through Feedback Assistant. For recent macOS versions, Python is not included with macOS, so any installation you may find in locations like /usr and /opt were installed through other means. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

If there is a better way than checking whether the URL contains “.Trash” to determine whether a file was deleted while the app was not running—like the method used by Numbers.app—we would like to adopt it in our app as well. Yes, this is basically what Numbers is doing. If the approach used by Numbers.app relies on Apple private APIs, we understand that it would not be available to third-party developers, and in that case, we will proceed with the “.Trash” URL check approach. There definitely isn't any special private API that numbers is calling that just handles this case. __ Kevin Elliott DTS Engineer, CoreOS/Hardware

In zsh a highlighted % means there's no newline at the end of the output. It's not literally a % in the output and shouldn't affect anything if you're using the output programmatically. e.g. if you direct its output to a file you won't see a %

@azdzadazsqsx Thank you for providing me with the FB, looks like it was filed today. Let's give the team sometime and I can check on the status of the issue. Albert Pascual
  Worldwide Developer Relations.