“A Summary of the WWDC25 Group Lab”

We fixed it with adding gps data points (by an interpolation of the existing GPS data points). But the underlying issue is that the GPS Route in the Summary page of Apple Health is not show correctly when there are less GPS data points, while the Apple Health app shows the correct route in the Details page (show all workout routes). So the real issue is an Apple Health viewing issue.

There is a way to do this, but you will need to create a simple Shader Graph material instead of using the default OcclusionMaterial. There is a second version of this node called ShadowReceivingOcclusionSurface I didn't test this with Grounding Shadows, but it works with regular dynamic light shadows. You can find my notes on this from last year. https://stepinto.vision/labs/lab-026-using-dynamic-lights-and-shadows-with-passthrough/

I have the same problem. About 70 people were testing the application via TestFlight. A mandatory update was required. The application works in the simulator and on a real device. On TestFlight, I can't share it with the external group, and I encounter errors during download. I updated Xcode, renewed the certificates, reviewed the agreements, and reinstalled everything from scratch. The problem still persists. The previous working versions expired during the initial installation. It's stuck at the Ready to Submit stage. I wrote to support and am waiting for a response.

Thanks for the updated posts. [quote='873386022, Leo_Nagano, /thread/812857?answerId=873386022#873386022, /profile/Leo_Nagano'] legacy dns-proxy entitlement [value] [/quote] To be clear, this isn’t a legacy value. This value is used for App Store distribution, both on iOS and macOS. It’s also used for development. The -systemextension suffix is used for direct distribution using Developer ID signing. Neither value is more legacy than the other. As to what’s going wrong, you’ve tried a lot of different things and it’s hard to be sure what’s what at this state. However, this is problematic: NSExtensionPointIdentifier com.apple.system_extension.network_extension And it suggests that you could do with some high-level guidance. The best place to get that is Xcode. Consider this sequence: In Xcode 26.2, create a new project from macOS > App template. In my case I named it “Test812857”. Then create a new target within that project, using the macOS > System Extension > Network Extension template. In my case

Hello @extraman You are referencing [WWDC25] Get to know App Intents. The documentation for configuring Spotlight is Making app entities available in Spotlight, from Resources below the WWDC session. Many users utilize Spotlight to open apps, nice work including this!  Travis Trotto - DTS Engineer

Thanks to Quinn's hint, I was able to successfully log collect tonight's and yesterday's messages this morning using log show! I have also realised that log stats will also display ttl stats (and predicate has a documented timeToLive field): % log stats --archive /tmp/system_logs.logarchive --predicate 'subsystem==com.example.MyApp' ... ttl: [ 1day 3days 7days 14days 30days ] [ 0 0 0 2 51 ] ... Although sometimes the ttl summary is omitted, in particular (but not only) if all messages seem have the same ttl. The OSLogPreferences entry in my Info.plist now looks like this: OSLogPreferences com.example.MyApp DEFAULT-OPTIONS Level Enable Debug Persist Debug Enable-Private-Data TTL Default 21 Info 21 Debug 21 Error 21 Fault 21 Many thanks Quinn!

Hi @betul, @WaldiM, The beta spec displayed in the WWDC25 session is outdated. Please see the following documentation to adopt semantic boarding passes in Apple Wallet: Creating an airline boarding pass using semantic tags https://developer.apple.com/documentation/walletpasses/creating-an-airline-boarding-pass-using-semantic-tags Cheers, Paris X Pinkney |  WWDR | DTS Engineer