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Hi, I’m encountering an issue in my app’s Wallet Extension, specifically within the Non-UI Extension, where we are unable to retrieve payment passes bound to a user’s account. The same code that successfully retrieves these bound cards in the main app does not work when used in the Non-UI Extension. Case-ID: 8932090 Steps to Reproduce: Set up In-App Provisioning: Ensure that the app has the necessary In-App Provisioning permissions. This functionality works correctly in the main app, confirming that the permissions are properly configured. Configure Wallet Extensions: Follow the Wallet Extensions documentation to configure the app, including all required settings for the Non-UI Extension. Add Code to Retrieve Payment Passes: In the main app’s LoginView, implement the following code in the handleLogin() method to retrieve payment passes: // Get the identifiers of payment passes that already exist in Apple Pay. paymentPassLibrary = self.passLibrary.passes(of: .secureElement) for pass

Subject: Unexpected system confirmation dialog when opening a Universal Link Description of the issue: We’re implementing a login flow using Native iOS apps, Universal Links, and OpenID Connect authentication. Our domain is correctly configured with the apple-app-site-association file, and Universal Links work as expected. However, under certain circumstances, the behavior differs on the same login page: The user connects to the OIDC provider in their mobile browser. Instead of automatically switching to the Native application, a popup asks the user to open the app. The behavior depends on how the login page is opened: When opened in a new browser tab, the Universal Link opens the app immediately without showing any system confirmation dialog. When the same tab is reused without a page refresh, iOS displays a system confirmation dialog asking the user to open the link in the app. This confirmation dialog doesn’t appear in the first scenario. This additional system dialog impacts the user experience, as we aim

Your app still contains features that mimic the iOS interface or behavior. I have a simple app that uses a NavigationSplitView 3 panels I have a section for Filters and User created Categories in Panel 1 A list of Requests from the selected Filters/Categories in Panel 2 and details of a request in Panel 3 It's designed to be simple and easy to use. How can it NOT mimic the iOS interface if I am using their own APIs? What should I do to get around this

Issue After upgrading to Tahoe 26.2, print queues monitored by PaperCut no longer work. The print queue gets paused, and the jobs fail to print. This issue was discovered during our internal testing prior to the Tahoe 26.2 public release, and a growing number of our mutual customers have also reported it since then. Root cause This appears to be due to changes in the behavior of CUPS Sandbox restrictions, which prevent the backend (and filter) from reading/writing to the PaperCut install folder. Error messages From syslog. 2025-12-22 16:41:59.283761+1100 0x1daf61 Error 0x0 0 0 kernel: (Sandbox) Sandbox: papercut(5783) deny(1) file-write-data /Library/Printers/PaperCut/Print Provider/print-provider.log When trying to create a TCP socket from the PaperCut filter. 2025-12-15 19:50:08,403 ERROR: os_tcp_socket_create: getaddrinfo failed: nodename nor servname provided, or not known Technical details PaperCut implements print queue monitoring using a CUPS backend (and filter). CUPS backends and filters run in a sec

File Provider Extension Testing Mode -2014 Error Issue I'm developing a macOS File Provider Extension and encountering a -2014 (Extension not registered) error when using Testing Mode only. Environment macOS: 13.0+ Xcode: Latest version Developer Account: Paid Developer Account Extension Type: NSFileProviderReplicatedExtension Current Status App ID Configuration App ID: kr.it.flux.FluxDrive2.FileProvider Capabilities: ✅ com.apple.developer.fileprovider.testing-mode (enabled) ❌ General com.apple.developer.fileprovider (not visible) Extension Configuration NSExtensionPointIdentifier: com.apple.fileprovider NSExtensionPrincipalClass: FluxDrive2FileProvider.FileProviderExtension Code Signing: Valid (Team Identifier verified) Info.plist: Valid Error Message Error Domain=NSFileProviderErrorDomain Code=-2014 The operation couldn't be completed. (NSFileProviderErrorDomain error -2014.) Underlying error: Error Domain=NSFileProviderErrorDomain Code=-2001 Extension cannot be used Attempted Sol

File Provider Extension Testing Mode -2014 Error Issue I'm developing a macOS File Provider Extension and encountering a -2014 (Extension not registered) error when using Testing Mode only. Environment macOS: 13.0+ Xcode: Latest version Developer Account: Paid Developer Account Extension Type: NSFileProviderReplicatedExtension Current Status App ID Configuration App ID: kr.it.flux.FluxDrive2.FileProvider Capabilities: ✅ com.apple.developer.fileprovider.testing-mode (enabled) ❌ General com.apple.developer.fileprovider (not visible) Extension Configuration NSExtensionPointIdentifier: com.apple.fileprovider NSExtensionPrincipalClass: FluxDrive2FileProvider.FileProviderExtension Code Signing: Valid (Team Identifier verified) Info.plist: Valid Error Message Error Domain=NSFileProviderErrorDomain Code=-2014 The operation couldn't be completed. (NSFileProviderErrorDomain error -2014.) Underlying error: Error Domain=NSFileProviderErrorDomain Code=-2001 Extension cannot be used Attempted Sol

Hi there. I am trying to figure out how to make a macOS Tahoe app in SwiftUI with a sidebar. The problem I’m having is that the icons are the wrong size. If you visually compare the resulting sidebar with any built-in macOS app (Finder, Notes, Mail, Music, etc.) the built-in apps all have larger icons and the spacing is different from my SwiftUI app, which has too small icons and (I think) wrong spacing. I am trying to figure out what SwiftUI code I need to write to get a sidebar that looks the same as the other built-in macOS Tahoe apps. It’s also important to note that Tahoe sidebars have larger icons at the top level, and in cases where the items have a disclosure triangle with additional items nested within, the nested icons have smaller icons. I have not figured out how to properly replicate this effect either. I have spent quite a lot of time on trial-and-error with various combinations of .frame() and .font() modifiers. However, none of the results look quite right to me, and besides that, I t

I am developing a binary SDK for consumption by others. When we updated to Xcode 26, any builds which are generated cannot be consumed by Xcode 16. The specifics lie in the optionals. The following Swift code generate a .swiftmodule func affectedApi() -> Int? { return 1 } In Xcode 16 it generated the following .swiftmodule in the framework. public func affectedIntApi() -> Swift.Int? In Xcode 26 it adds an if statement. #if compiler(>=5.3) && $NonescapableTypes public func affectedIntApi() -> Swift.Int? #endif That if statement prevents Xcode16 from seeing the API, and it causes compile failures. This happens regardless of which Swift version is used, and it only affects functions which use Optionals. Is there a way to prevent the compiler from wrapping the API in that statement?

If (in terminal) I type 'env', I'll see a line that looks like: LANG=en_GB.UTF-8 And I can parse that to get the 2-char 'en' locale-code, the sub-domain 'GB' and the character-set encoding of UTF-8. All well and good. However in a Cocoa app, I can't seem to find the equivalent for the UTF-8 part. This is a cross-platform app, but at this point I'll go with any solution... I've tried: NSLocale *loc = NSLocale.currentLocale; NSString *lang = loc.localeIdentifier; setlocale(LC_ALL, NULL); char *text = nl_langinfo(CODESET); if (text) NSString *charset = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:text]; NSLog(@lang:%@nchar:%@n,lang, charset); which displays: lang:en-GB char:US-ASCII Also tried: // Search for locale info by preferred environment variable NSProcessInfo *pi = NSProcessInfo.processInfo; NSDictionary *env = pi.environment; NSString *spec = env[@LC_ALL]; if (spec == nil) spec = env[@LC_CTYPE]; if (spec == nil) spec = env[@LANG]; NSLog(@spec:%@n, spec); which displays: spec:(null) Also tried: CFStr