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I have a binary that successfully install & run on my Mac, that is build with codesign and pkgbuild with Developer ID Application and Developer ID Installer identities. I cannot figure out how to transform this pkg into a distribution package that fits with App Store and TestFlight. Xcode builds it fine and can run it seemingly, but cannot provide the App Store Distribution option in Organizer after creation of Archive. (Only Custom option.) I probably may not be able to specify properly the build Target as Release (don't know where to specify). (pkgbuild ->) productbuild -> Transporter is also an option, but don't know how to properly specify the productbuild --component options... I have a developer program and can generate the Apple developers certificate fine, such as 3rd Party Mac Developer Application/Installer. A pkg codesign'ed by them was rejected by the notarization process. My application is C and can be started again as New project from Xcode as MacOS Command-Line Tool,

I've searched these terms all over the place and have found only a confusing mishmash of things that were probably true years ago but no longer seem to reflect today's reality so I'm posting it here to hopefully add a definitive 2026 answer to these search results for myself and others. The existence of the DNS Proxy Network Extension protocol in 10.15 has given me an idea. I would like to test this idea to see if it is worth developing further or a complete waste of time. This test does not need to run on any device anywhere in the world other than the one in front of me so I would prefer not to spend $100 just to see if I can make a small code fragment do a silly trick. XCode sadly refuses to build my Network Extension target when I only have a Personal Team to sign with: Personal development teams, including XXXX XXXX, do not support the Network Extensions capability. Can this be done or is Apple just 100% pay-to-play nowadays? I have zero problems disabling SIPS or any other consumer grade protec

Symptom Production iOS app (TestFlight) using App Attest. Devices generate assertions via DCAppAttestService (through Firebase App Check, which forwards to Apple's validation infrastructure). The fleet was attesting cleanly at ~100% verified for the first ~7 days post-first-install per device — then collapsed to ~0% verified once the initial token's natural TTL expired and devices were forced to re-attest. Has stayed at ~0% for 3+ days. Affects all 4 physical TestFlight devices; not reproducing on simulators (which is expected — App Attest unavailable there). The downstream validator's metric specifically categorizes these as invalid — meaning a token reached it and was rejected as cryptographically invalid — not as no token sent / unrecognized origin / outdated SDK. Environment iOS 26.x (26.3.1 confirmed on multiple devices). Team ID T68SS8UY5J, bundle com.calimento.app, App ID has App Attest capability checked. Entitlements signed into binary: com.apple.developer.devicecheck.appattest-environment =

Platform: iOS 26 (23E254) Xcode: 26.0 Reproduces on: Debug builds AND TestFlight Summary: I'm using Apple-Hosted Managed Background Assets with on-demand download policy. The .aar archives download successfully (correct file size, status = downloaded), but the contents are never extracted into the asset pack namespace. AssetPackManager.shared.contents(at:) returns fileNotFound for all path variants, and url(for: FilePath(.)) returns a URL that exists but contains zero children. Root Cause from Sysdiagnose: The backgroundassets.user daemon logs reveal this error on every download attempt: A bundle record couldn't be looked up for the application identifier AtlasDrift.SnapTrail: Error Domain=NSOSStatusErrorDomain Code=-10814 (null) UserInfo={_LSFile=LSBindingEvaluator.mm, _LSLine=1973, _LSFunction=runEvaluator} Error code -10814 is kLSApplicationNotFoundErr. The BA daemon downloads the .aar blob, then attempts to find the app bundle via LaunchServices to locate the extension for extraction — but the LS

Environment MacOC 26 Xcode Version 26.0 beta 7 (17A5305k) simulator: iPhone 16 pro iOS: iOS 26 Problem NLContextualEmbedding.load() fails with the following error In simulator Failed to load embedding from MIL representation: filesystem error: in create_directories: Permission denied [/var/db/com.apple.naturallanguaged/com.apple.e5rt.e5bundlecache] filesystem error: in create_directories: Permission denied [/var/db/com.apple.naturallanguaged/com.apple.e5rt.e5bundlecache] Failed to load embedding model 'mul_Latn' - '5C45D94E-BAB4-4927-94B6-8B5745C46289' assetRequestFailed(Optional(Error Domain=NLNaturalLanguageErrorDomain Code=7 Embedding model requires compilation UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Embedding model requires compilation})) in #Playground I'm new to this embedding model. Not sure if it's caused by my code or environment. Code snippet import Foundation import NaturalLanguage import Playgrounds #Playground { // Prefer initializing by script for broader coverage; returns NLContextualEmbeddin

I'm distributing a Safari Web Extension iOS app via TestFlight (built from a Chrome MV3 extension via xcrun safari-web-extension-converter on Xcode 26.0.1). The extension installs and registers correctly, but its popup never opens when the toolbar item is tapped. The behavior is silent — no error, no flash of UI, no console output. The Safari ᴀA menu just closes and the user is back at the article. WHAT WORKS: Extension appears in Settings → Safari → Extensions, can be enabled Permissions can be granted (Always Allow on Every Website) Extension appears as expected in Safari's ᴀA address-bar menu WHAT DOESN'T WORK: Tapping the extension item in the AA menu produces no popup, no error, no visible response of any kind. Same on iPhone and iPad, both on iOS 26. WHAT I'VE VERIFIED VIA IPA INSPECTION: Extension .appex contains: manifest.json, popup.html, popup.js, background.js, content.js, and images/ with all icons _CodeSignature/CodeResources files2 lists 11 entries — every web extension resource is sign

Hello. I don't know if this is a place to ask questions and get solutions, but I think there will be a lot of experts gathered, so I'm posting it. I'm a student who recently started learning Xcode. In the book, you can see a graph-shaped pop-up window by pressing the eye-shaped quick look button in the Xcode playground, but I can't find that button in my Xcode 26 version. Can you tell me where the button is? I'm sorry for asking such a basic question.

Hi all, I'm the developer of OV Message, an end-to-end encrypted SMS messaging app already shipped on Google Play (Android, where it natively encrypts SMS content). The iOS port aims to be the default carrier-messaging app, handling SMS, MMS, and RCS through TelephonyMessagingKit with the com.apple.developer.carrier-messaging-app entitlement under the EU programme. While testing the cold-launch flow on iOS 26.x, I've hit a reproducible bug that silently drops the first SMS/MMS/RCS that wakes the app, and I'd like to confirm whether other devs working with this API see the same. The bug When a default carrier-messaging app is force-killed and a message arrives, iOS correctly: Routes the message via CommCenter (IMS in my case — SFR France) Wakes the app in background (state = .background at didFinishLaunchingWithOptions) Acquires a TelephonyMessaging runningboard assertion on the app But CommCenter then pushes the pending message via XPC before the client TMK library has finished registering its messag