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[quote='816041021, LCTech, /thread/816041, /profile/LCTech'] if i extract the ipa file and compare the checksum will it match? [/quote] This question doesn’t make sense because a .ipa is only used to upload your app to the App Store. It has no presence on the device itself. But regarding the big picture question about checking app integrity, see my reply here. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

I have a small external app that puts up a modal dlog on receipt of the openDocuments event. I created a fake job in the big app that sends all the events, and had it send an kAEOpenDocuments to the small app, using kAEWaitReply so it will just sit there until the small app dismisses the modal dlog. I then ran a normal job that hammers InDesign with thousands of scripts. I got this in the Xcode log of the big app: AddInstanceForFactory: No factory registered for id F8BB1C28-BAE8-11D6-9C31-00039315CD46 A few minutes later the big job got stuck and I noticed two of these in the Xcode log: Received XPC error Connection interrupted for message type 1 kCFNetworkAgentXPCMessageTypePACQuery The big job's thread at this point: ProofProcessor - FAKE1 Queue : Job Queue (QOS: USER_INITIATED) (concurrent) #0 0x00000001948e1c34 in mach_msg2_trap () #1 0x00000001948f43a0 in mach_msg2_internal () #2 0x00000001948ea764 in mach_msg_overwrite () #3 0x00000001948e1fa8 in mach_msg () #4 0x000

Hello, Same for me, I've published my app for review on the 4th of February 2026. It has been on Waiting for review since that day. We are on the 18th of February 2026 and my app still didn't get verified. I've been trying to contact support two times and I also did ask for an accelerated review but didn't get any response. That's really sad knowing I had a big advantage of timing by having the idea and building it early, and I am now seeing new competitors building the same app...

This was expected. Apple open the AI flood gates with those agent in XCode. Meaning repeating trash Apps are overpopulating the Store and in consequence, unjustified weeks long review times. This is a big🖕 to the Developer community, 🍏is siding with AI generators, which now PIRATE our code directly through agents. They should at least have the decency to remove the anual fee, but no.. too much greed involved🤑

Does this mean that the team working on Rosetta 2 is aware of the bug, and addressing it? I understand that you cannot speak about the future, but can you speak to the here and now? Is it being worked on? Is there any way the community can support the team working on this bug? I understand this may not seem like a big issue in the grand scheme of things, but there is a large community of people who would really like this fixed. Thank you for all of your work.

I had the same problem; what I did was log out (and yeah, trying to log out properly with Codex is a big pain—you need to remove the config files). Then follow the instructions, and after I logged in the spinner ran on the GUI. I fired up Codex in Terminal, waited a moment, and closed the spinner UI. It told me it failed, then quit Xcode and Codex, and it should then let you continue as if nothing went wrong. to install the CLi version: https://developers.openai.com/codex/cli Of course, yesterday after I installed macOS 13.3, Xcode froze on startup, telling me it was trying to recover a document that was not saved correctly. I wiped Xcode and ~/Library/Developer, rebooted, and installed Xcode 26.3 RC; the problem was still there (?). Installing Xcode 26.2 made the problem go away. The issue must be with Codex. Uninstalling Codex does not help either—it keeps hanging on startup—so I wiped Codex config files in ~/Library. Xcode still hung, but I could click on the menu and get a response; tapping on th

Hello, I am using CLLocationManager to monitor multiple CLBeaconRegion instances (up to 20). When the app is terminated by the system (not force-quit) and a region enter event occurs, the app is relaunched in the background. I have two questions: What is the expected execution time window after relaunch before the app is suspended again? This is a trickier question than it seems, as there is a pretty big difference between what our documentation says and real-world behavior. Splitting those questions up: Documented Behavior: With a few exceptions, our documentation doesn't actually say how long your process will stay awake after it's been woken, so strictly speaking, the system COULD suspend your process immediately after it returns from whatever callback woke it. That leads to... Actual Behavior: ...however, the actual behavior here varies WIDELY, typically with an upper boundary of ~30s and a lower bound of immediately after return. Generally speaking, the difference here matches up with when the A

Thanks for the question. When creating an image I now like to use the same size for all of them to avoid issues and work on trying to size everything correctly. I am a big fan of this tool https://developer.apple.com/icon-composer/ I would recommend you to start using it for your needs and generate the correct sizes for the correct platform. Use custom images by creating a custom view. Here’s an example to set up a custom toggle with a custom image. The modifier sets the image size, ensuring it maintains its aspect ratio while fitting within the frame. Since uses system symbols by default, the size difference between the on and off states is inherent. Use the same image for both states by not changing the symbol when toggling. SF Symbols are vector-based, rendering clearly at various sizes. They align with text and support different weights and scales (small, medium, large). The point size is expressed as a font point size, not a screen dimension. The system adjusts the stroke thickness to match the

So this method falsely returns NSURLRelationshipSame for different directories. One is empty, one is not. Really weird behavior. Do you know where/what the directories were? The problem here is that there's a pretty wide variation between the basic case of a bunch of files and directories sitting on a standard volume and the range of ALL possible edge cases. Two file path URLs pointing to two different file paths have the same NSURLFileResourceIdentifierKey? Yes, this is possible. As one example, the data volume basically ends up in the hierarchy twice meaning that, for example, the path /System/Volumes/Data/Users/ and /Users/ are in fact the same directory. And, yes, getRelationship returns NSURLRelationshipSame for those directories. Now, this: One is empty, one is not. ...is definitely weirder. Ignoring the cache issue below, I don't think you could do it within a standard volume, but you might be able to do it using multiple volumes, particularly duplicated disk image and/or network file systems. However,

I certainly don't mean to imply that the causal arrow points from launchd to power state; the opposite, actually! I'm just working to better understand Mac sleep. (And yep, pmset -g is a fun little corner!) The reason I am interested in the precise details of when StartCalendarInterval ends up running a job is that the available resources and limits of a Mac are different in these different power states. I have to code with that in mind. Re:my scheduled job I fear it will cause you fine and patient Apple folk to bristle, as its purpose is to work around Time Machine, uh, changes I have encountered. To wit: Time Machine did not finish backing up because some files were unavailable. Backups will resume when your Mac is unlocked. can be avoided by keeping the Mac awake and unlocked (caffeinate -d) during backup. Time Machine *.sparsebundle disk not ejected properly errors can be prevented by using a script-assisted backup that verifies unmounting prior to sleep. And I can speculate all day about changes to the SMB

In the end, I've decided to remove the blue dot on the map since the application doesn't necessarily need it. Therefore, the application doesn't need Location Services any more. I'm going to move on with my life, forgetting about the blue dot. What a big deal...

I'm having the same issue with Swift Playgrounds 4.6.4 on macOS 26.2 -- endless permissions prompts any time I start typing to edit my code. Only way to get it to stop is to right-click and pause the preview pane. Looks like some people are saying this is finally fixed in the latest macOS 26.3 beta. I think a big issue is that Swift Playgrounds is only updated once or twice a year. For half the year, Swift Playgrounds is out of step with the latest Mac/iPad OS versions. It never gets re-tested and issued bug patches on the latest OS versions as they come out, so for half the year the palygrounds app is very unstable.