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I am also seeing this issue where successfully uploaded builds do not show in TestFlight / App Store Connect. We are using Xcode 26 Beta 7 and altool with an app specific password.

I also try to be a good app, and provide asynchronous support. I think that's your problem. It's too difficult to keep up with that. Your asynchronous code is already deprecated and disavowed. First of all, make sure you try using the ClipboardViewer tool. I think it's in Xcode's AdditionalTools as a separate download. I know you're dealing with Drag and Drop, which is not quite the same, but it may be enlightening as most people implement Copy and Paste with the same data. I've never tried dragging from Safari, but I certainly never seen any TIFF conversions. I even support data types that the system doesn't, so there's no way it ever could convert it. Again, I think you're trying too hard. Instead of itemProvider.loadInPlaceFileRepresentation, try just loadItem. That should give you the actual URL. You might run into concurrency problems. I seem to have encountered that myself with these APIs. Unfortunately, there's no easy solution. You definitely don't want to try those old dispatch queues, at le

Hi. Yes, the Developer ID identity. Thanks for promoting the use of proper terminology 😁 I've read through a number of your other posts on this forum and found them informative and helpful. And yes, I'm referring to Xcode Cloud. My ci_post_xcodebuild.sh script includes: codesign ... --sign $CODESIGN_IDENTITY diskimage.dmg Where CODESIGN_IDENTITY is the SHA-1 of my Developer ID Application: My Company (MYTEAMID). It unsurprisingly fails with: error: The specified item could not be found in the keychain. I can also see there are no identities in the keychain with: security find-identity -v -p codesigning I'm hoping Xcode Cloud provides me a better way to access the identity than uploading the .p12 to the host... Thanks!

I’d like to clarify your issue here. You wrote: [quote='799215021, rvalance, /thread/799215, /profile/rvalance'] The issue is my Developer ID Application certificate is not accessible to the build host. [/quote] I’m presuming you mean “Developer ID Application signing identity” here, because you can’t sign anything with just a certificate. For more about that common terminological mixup, see TN3161 Inside Code Signing: Certificates. However, that’s not my actual question. Rather, I’d like to focus on the “is not accessible to the build host” bit. You put this thread in the Xcode Cloud subtopic, which suggests that by “build host” you mean the Xcode Cloud builder. Is that right? Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

I ran the same test in the environment below, and the ClientHello packet still does not include early_data in this case either. Xcode 26.0 Beta 7 iPhone SE (2nd generation) running iOS 26.0 (23A55336a)

You do have to add com.apple.security.files.bookmarks.document-scope to your entitlement file yourself, Already done. The object you're using as the bookmark anchor needs to be a file, not a directory, and must be a file you already have full read/write access to. Already done. The object you're targeting needs to be a file as well. That's an important plot point. My current app looks at folders exclusively. So that's all I tested. Document scoped bookmarks are designed to be used to track groups of user files (for example, like an Xcode project), so a small number of directories have been blocked. It sounds like a large number of directories have been blocked - i.e. all of them. Or are these blocked target file prefixes rather than directories? Ah well, such is life. I'm working an an iOS/macOS GUI version of a command-line GIS tool. I had wanted to allow the user to specify a directory to be used as a library. Power users could then use my sandboxed and Metal-powered version of the command line app