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There sure area lot more questions posted than helpful replies in these forums. No response even by Apple. I submitted a request for help and they asked for screenshots! Of what? The lack of a banner notification? Upshot of it all, if you're having this problem, move your app to Test Flight - that uses the production notification system, whereas Xcode and the simulator do not and are very low priority. After moving my app to Test Flight, I got all the notifications expected.

Just to be clear, this has nothing to do with NSStatusItem or LSUIElement. Simply make a new Mac project in Xcode, in Swift, with Storyboard. Run it. You will see the console fill with these warnings.

So, after more tests and refactoring, we have the feeling all this mess started from our custom component providing a TabView with more or less customization depending to the OS version (i.e. Liquid Glass or not). Our old implementation, with a ZStack and some conditions inside, brought this cycle in attributes graph issue. Such cycle broke the view hierarchy, the UI tests and had side effects on other elements of navigation. The only interesting thing I can share is our Git diff (on GitHub, public repository,hope it would help someone.

If the user toggled the permission (turned off and turned on again) in Settings Privacy & Security -> Research Sensor & Usage Data -> Optical Sensor -> apps and studies with access, will the holding period get reset ? The 24 hours holding period is counting from the calendar day 24:00 or the time startRecording() got called ? I tried the following step but got a empty export, any ideas why ? Delete the app Install the app from Xcode with dev profile Called startRecording() and wait 24 hours exactly During the 24 hours, I wore my watch for around 12 hours, and update the app in place(without change the Xcode build number) for couple times. Export from system settings Optical Sensor -> Export All Current Collected Data

I had updated the github code here for the setting . Please advise the specific setting The configuration that I see in the GitHub repository looks correct now in terms of overall configuration of your Launch Storyboard and the overall keys. However, I will reiterate what I said earlier to make sure that the contents of your launch screen match the Human Interface Guidelines. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

I completely understand where you're coming from. Please file an enhancement request using Feedback Assistant for Xcode to be localized into Chinese to help you work more efficiently. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

Hi @Ankita-Shrivastava, These forums for intended for code-level questions from our Developer community. This question is about a user-facing feature of macOS. Please see the following support page for more details about Full Disk Access: Mac User Guide: Change Privacy & Security settings on Mac https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/change-privacy-security-settings-on-mac-mchl211c911f/15.0/mac/15.0#:~:text=Full%20Disk%20Access Cheers, Paris X Pinkney |  WWDR | DTS Engineer

Thanks for the replies. You are both quite right that I should have provided more information. When I say that notarization succeeds, I mean that I submit the dmg file produced by the build to the Apple notarization service and receive a status of 'Accepted'. I take this to mean all is well. When I say that notarization fails, I mean that the notarization step produces a status of 'Invalid'. Retrieving the notarization log indicates that the binaries were not signed. I've just gone through this again with my two machines. The build here is performed by scripts that are maintained in source code control and forced to be identical in both setups. The build infrastructure is also the same for both. Before beginning, both machines were powered off for a period of time. Power up one machine. Ensure the source tree is up-to-date. Run the build to produce a signed dmg. Submit it for notarization. The submission produces a status of Accepted. Power down the first machine. Power up the second machine. Again ensure the

Thanks for the post. If I understand your question correctly, a library built in Xcode 26.2 should not run in any Xcode below 26.2. Libraries are not backwards compatible should be only forward compatible. Hope that's what you were asking. Albert Pascual
  Worldwide Developer Relations.

After more investigations, we spotted there is a component we implemented (tab bar) with special behavior which creates such cycle in attributes graph. Thus in that case it breaks the view hierarchy for the accessibility inspector and UI tests, and creates troubles on other navigation components. We still look in our codebase and will share here which stuff brings the issue with the Xcode 26.2 buildchain.