A Summary of the WWDC25 Group Lab

It's not shown in the repro, but I need to do additional things on drop than just reorder the array of items. In the real version, users can drop items onto other items and the items are merged. The frustrating part is that the WWDC25 demo and examples only show how to use the new .draggable(containerItemID:) and .dragContainer(for:) modifiers to drag items to the trash. So there's no demonstration of a drop target working with the new container-based modifiers...

However, after this change, I started receiving tons of ES event messages, for AUTH_OPEN and AUTH_CREATE and many others, from processes/executables I explicitly and successfully muted! I cannot explain what happened, but I don't think it was the API change from es_mute_path_literal to es_mute_path. In terms of API behavior, these two calls: 1) es_mute_path_literal(esClient, path); 2) es_mute_path(esClient, path, ES_MUTE_PATH_TYPE_TARGET_LITERAL); ...have EXACTLY the same behavior. I mean that quite literally. I've looked at our code and both of these two functions call into EXACTLY the same internal function and the ONLY difference between their implementations is that es_mute_path_literal hard codes the value ES_MUTE_PATH_TYPE_TARGET_LITERAL while es_mute_path passes in whatever you passed into it. Similarly: But the ES headers say differently!!! First, as a general comment, the EndpointSecurity headers should be considered the canonical documentation for this API. The EndpointSecurity team puts a great dea

Just jumping in to confirm the issue that @eurobob reported. @Vision Pro Engineer suggested adding a minimalDistance, which works for me. There is something else that could be causing issues. As we know, an Entity can only have one instance of a component type assigned at a time. Add a GestureComponent with Gesture B will overwrite a GestureComponent with Gesture A. I don't see a clear way to add more than one Gesture to a GestureComponent. The docs for this one are essentially, so no help there. Is it possible to use this component with more than one gesture? struct Lab: View { var body: some View { RealityView { content in // Load an entity and set it up for input let subject = ModelEntity( mesh: .generateBox(size: 0.2, cornerRadius: 0.01), materials: [SimpleMaterial(color: .stepGreen, isMetallic: false)] ) subject.name = Subject subject.components.set(InputTargetComponent()) subject.components.set(HoverEffectComponent()) subject.components .set(CollisionComponent(shapes: [.generateBox(width: 0.2,

Hello! There's new API in RealityKit in visionOS 26 to generate and present spatial scenes in your own app. For more information, check out the new ImagePresentationComponent and Spatial3DImage APIs. The Presenting images in RealityKit sample code project is a great place to get started with these APIs, and the What's new in RealityKit video from WWDC25 has a section showing how to use ImagePresentationComponent for spatial scenes.

There could be many reasons a push is not received. There could be network problems reaching APNs (even if they have connectivity otherwise), they may have inadvertently turned off notifications for your app, or are sending them to the daily summaries instead, and so on. Also, how are you determining that the notification is not received? Is it user anecdote, or do you have a mechanism that is reporting notifications being received? What is that mechanism? If you can share the apns-id of a push notification that is reportedly not received, we can check what may have happened to it. Argun Tekant /  DTS Engineer / Core Technologies

Most folks who run into weird app group problems do so on the Mac, because app groups on the Mac are weird. See App Groups: macOS vs iOS: Working Towards Harmony. App groups on iOS are straightforward. There’s a single style (group.xyz) with a single entitlement (com.apple.security.application-groups) whose values must be authorised by a provisioning profile. It looks like you’re trying to use the com.apple.developer.app-groups entitlement. That’s just wrong, and your use of it explains the specific problem you’re hitting. I suspect you’ve been manually editing (or letting an LLM edit) you’re .entitlements file. If you use Xcode’s Signing & Capabilities editor to set this up in both your app and appex, it’ll do the right thing. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

Thanks for the response. No, but iPadOS apps should not include com.apple.developer.driverkit.userclient-access. Note that your construction of that entitlement is also invalid (it's a list of bundle IDs and requires approval to use), We realized this was for MacOS only and since our app is for iOS, we plan to remove this. The actual bundleId was approved and we just use a censored bundle ID here Assuming the contents you've posted are accurate, then this mismatch is the problem: Those dictionaries must match in order for your DEXT to load. Yes, we also noticed the missing idVendor in our driver entitlement and updated it to match the provisioning profile. However, the issue still persists—our DriverKit is realized but does not start in the TestFlight build. Local Build (works): After enabling the driver and connecting the hardware, the system logs show the driver is both realized and started successfully. TestFlight Build (broken): On the same hardware and sequence, the system only logs the realization of th

(Continued) Can Vision Intelligence in Apple Intelligence be used to analyze a live camera feed and detect the dimensions of a box in real time? Is this possible using the new FoundationModels API, or would ARKit / RoomPlan be required? FoundationModels API is not multimodal and provides access to Apple’s on device large language model which is unrelated to machine learning models you’d use for bounding box detection. The Visual Intelligence framework does not support this use case as it is more focused on Visual Search and classification. How powerful is the apple intelligence on device model in terms of model size, architecture, and capabilities like reasoning, generalization, and zero-shot performance. It’s a large language model with 3 billion parameters, each quantized to 2 bits so good for summarization, extraction, classification, and many more use cases. It’s not designed for world knowledge or advanced reasoning. Knowing App Intents is the core element to integrate our apps with the system via Apple

filling the localization under subscription group solved it for me