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I'm trying to use communication notifications but I am getting this error in my logs. I've already checked my entitlements and signing & capabilities. I have notifications, communication notifications, and siri enabled. [com.testapp] _UNNotificationContentType is 'UNNotificationContentTypeMessagingDirect' but messaging notifications are not allowed. Abandoning communication API features for all messaging notifications. Perhaps app isn't allowed to donate messaging intents or is missing the communication entitlement.

Hi, I have recently bought a new MacBook Pro (Sonoma) and after installed several software I realised that the folders that were on the Finder disappeared from the Mac and iCloud. I read countless forums and tried different option as well as third-party software to see if they are still in it, but nothing. I was a bit concerned that leaving the filed only on iCloud was too risky. After some manoeuvres the folders, ONLY, reappeared in the Downloads folder (even if it was not their path). Is there anyone can help me with this? One of the folder was a music folder (I am a musician and dj) and there are my last 15 years, and I would like not to lose it. Thank you in advance for your help. Mike

I've been trying use the mount(2) function to programmatically mount an NFS share on my application, although I seem to be having issues with the function signature and the parameters that I'm supposed to be passing. According to the man pages this is the function's signature: int mount(const char *type, const char *dir, int flags, void *data); As the documentation is vague on the value of type, I've assumed that it was the network location, in the form of server.name:/some/location. So I've written the following test code: #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <errno.h> #include <sys/param.h> #include <sys/mount.h> int main(int argc, char **argv) { const char *type = nfsserver.lan:/some/path; const char *mntp = /Users/localuser/tmpmount; int ret = mount(type, mntp, 0, NULL); printf(ret = %dn, ret); printf(errno = %d (%s)n, errno, strerror(errno)); return 0; } Upon running this program on my Mac Pro running macOS 12.7.4 I got the following outp

Hi, Suddenly product's are not being loaded on WatchOS anymore, no error throwing. Just empty array response... Works normal on iOS. Any idea why? WatchOS 10.5

Good morning, I'm trying to use MusicKit functionalities in order to get last played songs and put them into a local DB, to be played later. Following the guide on developer.apple.com, I created the required AppServices integration: Below is a minimal working version of what I'm doing: func requestMusicAuthorization() async { let status = await MusicAuthorization.request() switch status { case .authorized: isAuthorizedForMusicKit = true error = nil case .restricted: error = NSError(domain: Music access is restricted, code: -10) case .notDetermined: break case .denied: error = NSError(domain: Music access is denied, code: -10) @unknown default: break } } on the SwiftUI ContentView there's something like that: .onAppear { Task { await requestMusicAuthorization() if MusicManager.shared.isAuthorizedForMusicKit { let response = try await fetchLastSongs() do { let request = MusicRecentlyPlayedRequest() let response = try await request.response() var songs: [Song] = response.items.map { $0 } // do some CloudKit hand

Hello, I have an iPad app that users are running on their M1 / M2 MacBooks thanks to the Designed for iPad feature. Some of them reported to me that the pressed keyboard keys were not recognized. According to my source code, it seems that my custom views (that are set as firstResponder) do not get pressesBegan events. While I could not reproduce this specific problem on my M1 Macbook, I found a strange problem that may be related. My view also supports interaction with game controllers. I found that the emulated controller (which is using the keyboard, when the controller emulation feature of the Designed for iPad app is set to On) has some problems. The valueChangedHandler of the GCExtendedGamepad from the GCGameController is only fired if the app is compiled with the Requires full screen option set to On. If Requires full screen is unchecked in XCode, the Emulated Controller is still present in the list of game controllers, but no button callbacks are triggered. Note that a real game controller connected vi