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Kevin, First, I wanted to apologize for not replying for a full month, as well as thank you very much for your reply. I was pulled away from this project for a couple weeks, and when I got back I was still spinning my wheels getting the driver installed. I only today found my issue, which wasn't something you could have helped with since I hadn't thought to include the correct context in my original comment. I only found the issue after careful log monitoring in the Console app during the install process as my main installer app was running. It turns out that my bundle ID was too long. It was 67 characters and, apparently the maximum is 63. Seems like an arbitrarily short max in this day and age, and you'd think both XCode and the Developer Portal would catch that, but that's what it was. When I redid my bundle IDs more succinctly (and all my permissions on the Apple Developer Portal), I was able to successfully install/register/enable the driver. I have granted it permission in System Settings, it shows up u

macOS 26.4 Beta appears to have changed how built-in MacBook keyboard events are routed through IOHIDSystem. Third-party virtual HID devices loaded via DriverKit no longer receive events from the built-in keyboard. As a small side note here, I have no idea why anyone is using DriverKit to create virtual HID devices. CoreHID provides its own virtual device API which, as far as I can tell, should be able to do everything you could do with a virtual device created through DriverKit. It's possible I've overlooked some limitation (and, if so, please let me know!) but as far as I can tell a number of products have chosen a much more difficult implementation without any real benefit. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corehid/hidvirtualdevice External keyboards are unaffected. This is already confirmed across multiple users: I'd normally ask you to file a bug on this but the engineering team is aware of the issue, so I don't think additional bugs are necessary in this particular case. https://github.

Found the solution it seems to be missing CFBundle... keys even though Xcode auto generated parts of it and then it thought its a no code dext. Next problem it has an included embedded provisioning profile but the console shows its missing the entitlement that is included in the embedded provisioning profile...

Yes, users will be able to reach your Unlisted app's App Store product page using the provided URL. The unlisted app URL can be found in App Store Connect -> Pricing and Availability -> App distribution Methods

[quote='877556022, mbisque, /thread/816956?answerId=877556022#877556022, /profile/mbisque'] I am unable to revoke existing Developer ID Installer Certificates. [/quote] Right. Revoking a Developer ID certificate is a big deal because its stops existing products from running. You should only do that if the key is compromised. Quoting The Care and Feeding of Developer ID If you believe that your private key has been compromised, follow the instructions in the Compromised Certificates section of Developer > Support > Certificates. I don’t believe that’s the case here. So you have two choices. The one I recommend is that you manually recover the private key associated with one or more of your Developer ID certificates, which will give you a signing identity that you can use to sign your software. The Care and Feeding of Developer ID explains various strategies for this. And once you do that, intentionally back up the signing identity so that you don’t run into this problem again in the future. The

Thanks for all the extra info. I have a couple of comments. [quote='877572022, dolfs, /thread/816619?answerId=877572022#877572022, /profile/dolfs'] I cleaned everything out manually. [/quote] How exactly? I try to avoid testing this stuff on my development machine because the constant build / run / debug cycle exposes edge cases that are rarely seen on normal user machines. I explain my standard approach for this sort of testing in Testing a Notarised Product. It’s discussing a different technology, but the general approach will work here. IMPORTANT Most VM apps don’t virtualise Wi-Fi, so you won’t be able to test the Core WLAN side of this. But you can test the Core Location side, and I think that’s what’s key here. [quote='877571022, dolfs, /thread/816619?answerId=877571022#877571022, /profile/dolfs'] Agent requests location authorization [/quote] Have you tried requesting location authorisation from the container app? That should work because the app is just a normal GUI application. And I’m hopin

I’m sorry I missed your reply [1]. The came up today in a different thread and I encourage you to bounce over there. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com [1] The DevForums platform has ongoing issues with notifying folks of updates on threads. A few months back we fixed one of the more serious issues. However, this thread was before then, so it’s possible that I missed the update because of that. It’s also possible that I fumbled something myself )-:

Apple Developer Payment Issue (India – UPI + Developer App Case) Sharing this in case it helps another founder avoid confusion. I was trying to purchase the Apple Developer Program under my company Apple ID using the Apple Developer App on my iPhone. Inside the Developer App, I was correctly logged in using my company Apple ID. When I initiated the ₹8,700 payment using UPI: The UPI auto-renew mandate failed. The app then prompted me to complete the payment using Apple Account balance (Apple Wallet). I proceeded with the payment. The transaction was successful. However, the ₹8,700 was credited to my personal Apple ID’s Apple Account balance, not the company Apple ID. Why This Happened Even though I was logged into the Developer App with my company Apple ID, in my iPhone Settings, my personal Apple ID was signed in. When the payment was processed to Apple Wallet, it was credited to the Apple ID logged in at the device level (Settings) — not the Apple ID inside the Developer App. To verify this, I checked: Setti

Apple Developer Payment Issue (India – UPI + Developer App Case) Sharing this in case it helps another founder avoid confusion. I was trying to purchase the Apple Developer Program under my company Apple ID using the Apple Developer App on my iPhone. Inside the Developer App, I was correctly logged in using my company Apple ID. When I initiated the ₹8,700 payment using UPI: The UPI auto-renew mandate failed. The app then prompted me to complete the payment using Apple Account balance (Apple Wallet). I proceeded with the payment. The transaction was successful. However, the ₹8,700 was credited to my personal Apple ID’s Apple Account balance, not the company Apple ID. Why This Happened Even though I was logged into the Developer App with my company Apple ID, in my iPhone Settings, my personal Apple ID was signed in. When the payment was processed to Apple Wallet, it was credited to the Apple ID logged in at the device level (Settings) — not the Apple ID inside the Developer App. To verify this, I checked: Setti