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In order to verify the signature of an application on disk, we can use SecStaticCodeCheckValidityWithErrors, which works as expected.However, if this is used on a signed package, the following error occurs The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error -67062.)Error 67062 also represents that an application is not signedIt appears that SecStaticCodeCheckValidityWithErrors only works with binary code or application bundles. To confirm this, calling codesign also fails to verify the signature of a package: codesign -dvvv myPackage.pkg myPackage.pkg: code object is not signed at allHow can we programmatically verify the signature of a package (pkg), without resorting to calling an external process such as pkgutil?

May it be accomplished that an iMessage App may be packaged/integrated with a company's standard product in the Apple Store, such that on Product Version (X.Y.Z)+, the stickers are automatically installed with the mainstream offering?If the answer to the previous question is yes, would the combined package be subjected to new rules about the maximum bundle size?

What I did. Started with the example at https://developer.apple.com/documentation/servicemanagement/updating-your-app-package-installer-to-use-the-new-service-management-api Changed it to configure a system daemon instead let service = SMAppService.daemon(plistName: com.xpc.example.daemon.plist) Disabled automatic register in the package postinstall script (or else pkg install fails) Built/Installed the package, it just places files in the disk Validated install files Ran the test|register commands by hand sudo ../SMAppServiceSampleCode.app/Contents/MacOS/SMAppServiceSampleCode register Dealt with System Settings user interaction to do this Validated that com.xpc.example.daemon is installed and ready to work sudo launchctl list | grep example sudo launchctl print system/com.xpc.example.daemon Got it to successfully do some work, YAY sudo ../SMAppServiceSampleCode.app/Contents/MacOS/SMAppServiceSampleCode test Expectations My users would obviously download and install this pkg

Hi I was wondering if there are any packages that can properly connect Unity to VisionOS and ensure that it is built properly meaning without UIScreen errors. I have been using Bing Chat and it returned package xr.sdk.visionOS but unfortunately when I downloaded it from the Unity XR SDK manual documentation it is not in the folder unity-xr-sdk-v1. I have tried researching on the internet and there is nothing on that package. Is there anything that you can do to help me find the visionOS package or find a way to build Unity to Xcode project properly with no errors using VisionOS (experimental)? Regards Angad

After updating a package version, Xcode modified the Package.resolve file by removing the object: { at the top of the file, then renames the identities of all of the packages to something different and updated the file version. I've deleted the Package.resolve file, went thru File > Packages and tried the 'Rest Package cache' and 'Resolve Package Version' but neither corrected the file format. I'm running Xcode 13.3.1. Has anyone else run into this issue?

Hi,I'am looking for the key (Xcode) of name of package because my external config file must have the same name (not name of app). I would like to have a dynamic link between name of package AND name of external config file.I tried : WRAPPER_NAME=@$WRAPPER_NAME into Preprocessor macros but WRAPPER_NAME gives me name of app, so if i change name of package, it fails because it does not find config file.Bye,