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Hello, I want to add virtual serial ports to a macOS VM (host = Sonoma, guest = Sonoma). Here is what I tried so far: option 1 I create a VZVirtioConsoleDeviceConfiguration and I add a port to it, with a VZFileHandleSerialPortAttachment connected to two pipes: let consoleDeviceConfiguration = VZVirtioConsoleDeviceConfiguration() let guestPort = VZVirtioConsolePortConfiguration() guestPort.isConsole = false guestPort.name = myserialport let guestToHostPipe = Pipe() let hostToGuestPipe = Pipe() guestPort.attachment = VZFileHandleSerialPortAttachment( fileHandleForReading: hostToGuestPipe.fileHandleForReading, fileHandleForWriting: guestToHostPipe.fileHandleForWriting ) consoleDeviceConfiguration.ports[0] = guestPort // config is my VZVirtualMachineConfiguration config.consoleDevices = [consoleDeviceConfiguration] Then after the VZVirtualMachine is instantiated, I get the runtime VZVirtioConsoleDevice for my device and I set my service as its delegate. In the guest system, the device is created with the expected

I have just enrolled with Apple Developer Program as an Individual. After purchase and payment steps are done I can login to developer.apple.com and I can see in the Membership detail it confirms my details. Team ID: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Program: Apple Developer Program Enrolled as: Individual However when I try to login to appstoreconnect.apple.com/login it constantly fails with this error message To access App Store Connect, you must be an individual or team member in the Apple Developer Program, or invited by an individual to access their content in App Store Connect. I have Developer program on my account and my account enrolled as Organization. In XCode, I logged in with same Apple ID, in account settings section. I see this details: Team: Role: Agent Is there anything I missed that can help me to resolve this issue? Thanks

I have a custom localisation function in my project that enforces the inclusion of the bundle parameter (specifically so that Swift packages are forced to include the Bundle.module value). While migrating to String Catalogs, I noticed that my custom localisation function wasn't being recognised by the automatic extraction that the Swift compiler is doing, but only in my Swift package targets. Is there a way to set something like LOCALIZED_STRING_MACRO_NAMES in Swift Packages?

The situation: 1A) On last week our development team applied on-line for three idVendors with the format as the following: USB-VendorID: 547h(1351), 3488h(13448),4B4h(1204) Describe your apps: it shall be functional equivalence of existing Android-SDK for X-ray sensor-models:...with 15..25 text lines of the description below 1B) We received auto-reply, that we granted all the the entitlements. We've expected to have entitlements like approx like the these: <key>com.apple.developer.driverkit.transport.usb</key> <array> <dict> <key>idVendor</key> <integer>1351</integer> </dict> <dict> <key>idVendor</key> <integer>131448</integer> </dict> <dict> <key>idVendor</key> <integer>1204</integer> </dict> </array> 1C) Unexpectingly (for us) ASCII-strings-fragment from our iOS-target-binary com.rayence.dexta.driver (built with automatic signing; seemingly this shall be our actual granted prvi

I have a multi-platform app with the SwiftUI code a separate Swift Package. Any Views with SwiftUI Previews break the compilation of the app. Here's the error message I get in Xcode: Showing All Messages ld: warning: Could not parse or use implicit file '/Applications/Xcode-beta.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/WatchOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/WatchOS.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks/SwiftUICore.framework/SwiftUICore.tbd': cannot link directly with 'SwiftUICore' because product being built is not an allowed client of it Undefined symbols for architecture arm64_32: (extension in SwiftUI):DeveloperToolsSupport.Preview.init(_: Swift.String?, traits: DeveloperToolsSupport.PreviewTrait<DeveloperToolsSupport.Preview.ViewTraits>..., body: @Swift.MainActor @Sendable () -> SwiftUI.View) -> DeveloperToolsSupport.Preview, referenced from: static BitnessViews.$s12BitnessViews33_ABDBADF565C741E50A2A5746CE94FCD9Ll7PreviewfMf_15PreviewRegistryfMu_.makePreview() throws -> DeveloperToolsSupport.Pr

I'm training a basic model using an M1 MBA with tensorflow-metal 0.7.0 and tensorflow-macos 2.11 installed, using Python 3.10 on macOS 13.2.1. CPU-based training runs as expected with about 10 s/epoch on this model. However, GPU-based training is orders of magnitude slower and doesn't learn. Here's a model to generate Irish poetry, based upon the example https://github.com/susanli2016/Natural-Language-Processing-in-TensorFlow/blob/master/Irish%20Lyrics%20generated%20poetry.ipynb. CPU training on this dataset takes 10 s/epoch. The ETA with GPU training with a batch size of 32 is over 2.5 hours, and many minutes for a batch size of 2048, and 20 s for a batch size of the length of the training data. Furthermore, GPU training does not work—there is no increase in accuracy. import numpy as np import os import platform import subprocess import tensorflow as tf from textwrap import wrap from tensorflow.keras.preprocessing.text import Tokenizer from tensorflow.keras.preprocessing.sequence import pad_sequences from te

I'm trying to use XPC communicate between a command line tool (launched from Terminal) and a macOS application. My code currently works when the app is launched from Xcode, but not if I launch the built app from the command line (open path-to-foo.app) or if I try and distribute the packaged application (via Development distribution). Notably, the XPC works if the command line tool is launched from the terminal as long as the app itself is launched from Xcode. I publish the XPC service using NSXPCListener(machServiceName: .com.example.my-app.service) and connect to it using NSXPCConnection(machServiceName: machServiceName). Both my command line tool and my main app identical app group entitlements for $(TeamIdentifierPrefix)com.example.my-app and I verified the team identifier substitution was correct in both the app and command line tool after doing distributing for App Store, exporting, unpacking the pkg and running codesign as described here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode

Xcode will build and analyze fine using the Debug build configuration but trying to use Analyze or Archive with Release configuration generates 3 errors: Undefined symbol: protocol conformance descriptor, Undefined symbol: type metadata accessor, and Undefined symbol: nominal type descriptor causing the linker to command to fail. The library is included and already linked and a previous version did not have the error so I think it's a code issue but not quite sure what it is or how to fix! The project/package can be found here: https://github.com/kudit/Device/tree/v2.1.17 (to reproduce, checkout this version and rename appending .swiftpm to the folder, then right-click to show package contents, open the Development folder and open the Xcode project there. It's done this way so the package can be imported and edited on iPad Swift Playgrounds)

Hi there, I'm implementing in app purchase in Electron following docs here: https://www.electronjs.org/zh/docs/latest/tutorial/in-app-purchases But : getProducts returns [] calls to purchaseProduct, nothing happend(no dialog, no login) calls to restoreCompletedTransactions , a login dialog appears, and I can login my sandbox tester account. The account even appears int the Apple Store. More info list as follow. Packaging using electron builder, configuration is : masDev: { type:development, identity: York Chan, hardenedRuntime: false, gatekeeperAssess: false, entitlements: ./build/entitlements.mas.plist, entitlementsInherit: ./build/entitlements.mas.inherit.plist, provisioningProfile: './build/provisionloginsight.provisionprofile', //development的描述文件，确保系统描述文件里已经安装好 }, mas: { type: distribution, identity: York Chan, hardenedRuntime: false, entitlements: ./build/entitlements.mas.plist, entitlementsInherit: ./build/entitlements.mas.inherit.plist, entitlementsLoginHelper: ./build/entitlements.mas.loginhe