“DTiPhoneSimulatorErrorDomain Code 2”

To be clear, I need a single driver that can match two Vendor IDs at the same time.

Update: I was at 10 devices. I signed out of one, but nothing at all changed. I signed out of 2 more, and now my primary mobile number, when used to confirm a sandbox account, does NOT say: Could not connect to iCloud - This phone number has been used too many times. Choose a different number. ...now it says... Too Many Codes Sent - You have sent too many codes to this phone number. Please enter the last code you received, enter another phone number or try again later. (Of course I never received any codes at all. From either number.) It is then waiting for me to enter a code. (Regardless of which number I try.) I have no codes for either. I'll try again tomorrow.

I did some additional testing on my second device and noticed behavior that seems interesting, but I’m not sure whether I’m interpreting it correctly. Case 1: iPad Settings reports ~20 GB free volumeAvailableCapacityKey returns ~7.6 GB volumeAvailableCapacityForImportantUsageKey returns ~19.3 GB Case 2 (after I intentionally downloaded a large amount of content to fill up the device storage): iPad Settings reports ~215 MB free volumeAvailableCapacityKey returns ~157 MB volumeAvailableCapacityForImportantUsageKey returns ~197 MB What surprised me is that in the first case, volumeAvailableCapacityForImportantUsageKey is very close to the value shown in Settings, while volumeAvailableCapacityKey is much lower. But in the second case, when the device is almost full, all three values become much closer to each other. Am I understanding correctly that as the device runs out of storage, the system has less reclaimable/purgeable space available, so the different capacity estimates start converging because th

@DTS Engineer I see folks avoid load-time imports because of initialisation order issues, and that’s especially true of folks coming from other platforms I'm working on a cross-platform project and there is a dynamic library. In all other OSes, the dynamic library is loaded at runtime and to ensure consistency, wanted to use the same approach for Apple OSes. Further, if the Posix C APIs such as dlopen and dlsym are used, Apple OSes can directly use the same code as Linux, resulting in good simplification. The Framework will be a dependency for the App target (but not linked), signed, embedded in the .app package and all the extension targets (such as Notification Service Extension, Widget extension etc.) will also load it at runtime. But one concern is, to use dlopen and dlsym, the path to the internal MachO binary is required, whereas .so file is used for Linux. Not able to find this documented or attempted, so the question is: Can we use the Posix C APIs such as dlload and dlsym to load MachO binar

Hi, Thanks for your help! I was able to run the app without any issue but after upgrading Xcode to v26.x.x, I am having similar issue again. I’m encountering an issue with background location tracking stopping after the app remains in the background/killed mode for around 1–2 days. After some time in the background, the location events stop arriving entirely. While diagnosing the issue, I noticed logs/messages related to “service session required”. I would like clarification regarding CLServiceSession lifecycle management. Currently, I create the session locally inside a function like this: let session = CLServiceSession( authorization: .always, fullAccuracyPurposeKey: Trip ) I’m wondering whether the session being scoped locally could cause the service session to be deallocated or invalidated, eventually stopping background location delivery. Would it be more appropriate to maintain a strong reference at the class level, for example: private var serviceSession: CLServiceSession? and then initialize