By the way, it's usually best to make a reply instead of leaving a comment. Comments are easy to miss and usually don't create notifications. Do you know whether I can use com.apple.security.temporary-exception.files.absolute-path.read-write with /? I think it should work, although I haven't tried it myself. how do I log from the extension? If I use the standard logging framework, no logs arrive in the console app. Not sure exactly which standard logging framework you're referring to (there's a lot of them), but I've been able to use Swift's Logger API (from os.log, I think if you're in Obj-C you'd use os_log) from my extension and it acts like logging from a regular app. If you're trying that and it's not working, then are you logging on the debug or info levels? Those don't show up in Console's streaming view by default unless you enable them in the Action menu. The more severe levels do show up by default.
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App & System Services
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Core OS
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