Undefined symbol: OBJC_CLASS$_ADClient The ADClient used in the project has been removed, but Xcode16.1 still reports this error.

Dear Apple Community, I am facing quite a hard issue in my React Native app that I do not know how to overcome. I have an app, that connects to "ANY" Mautic.org instance - You can think of it as Wordpress for marketing automation. And as each WordPress instance has it's own URL, the same goes for the Mautic. So at the beginning I am asking user for a URL that my app si supposed to be connected: //previous code <TextInput value={instanceLink} onChangeText={(text) => setInstanceLink(text.trim().toLowerCase())} placeholder="Please insert instance link" style={styles.input} /> //Code continues The instance link value is stored in Expo Secure Store and used through the whole app. This works perfectly fine during development. The app saves this instance link and calls API without any issues: //previous code export const testConnection = async ( url: string ): Promise<{ status: boolean; message: string; fullResponseLog: Response | undefined; }> => { try { const response: Response = await fetch(url); // Code Continues However, when build for production and used in TestFlight or Google Play - I am getting "network request failed" (for Fetch) or "Network Error" (for Axios). It seems this "dynamic url" is blocked somehow by App Stores policy and I could not find a solution for this problem. Any ideas? Are such dynamic links actually blocked by some policy?

I have two macOS applications: Application A, named My App.app with the bundle ID com.comp.myapp, and Application B, named My App.app with the bundle ID com.comp.myapp2. Both applications have the same name. Application A is installed at /Applications/My App.app. When I run the installer for Application B, it gets installed in a folder at /Applications/My App.localized/My App.app. Even if I remove Application A using the preinstall script of Application B's installer, the result remains the same. Does the installer determine the installation path with the new folder before the preinstall script executes? How can it be addressed so the new folder will not be created? Notes: We have a composite package that contains multiple components. Instead of just running pkgbuild, we use our own components.plist rather than a synthesized one. The components.plist is attached. The PackageInfo for Application B is also attached. components.plist PackageInfo packageInfo.xml components.plist

We have been trying to migrate screens that were developed using UITool Kit to SwiftUI. In the process we have some screens that have SwiftUI embedded inside the UITool kit view. Our developers have defined accessibility ids for all elements in these views and these are inspectable using the native iOS xcode inspector. However when i try inspecting it with the appium inspector i get an empty list with no elements in the hierarchy tree. Attaching a screenshot of the element when inspecting through the native xcode accessibility inspector, Attaching a screenshot of the same screen when inspected through the appium inspector, Also tried printing the XCTest UI dump using appium method, `driver().executeScript("mobile:source", Map.ofEntries(Map.entry("format","description"))) The UI tree i get is the same that i get when inspecting through the appium inspector. Requesting support from the Apple team based on this ticket, [https://github.com/appium/appium/issues/20759)

I am working on adding Objective-C ABI support to DLang and currently I'm getting the following error when linking with ld. Assertion failed: (fixups().size() == 1), function classTarget I'm curious as to why I am getting this error, looking at the objective-c runtime source, i have not applied any of the fixup flags to any protocol definitions. From my understanding, the source of the linker is not available so it's a bit on the difficult side to determine which part is wrong. The source of my pull-request is available here: https://github.com/ldc-developers/ldc/pull/4777

I have built an iOS app using flutter. The app (debug and release build) works fine on real devices. But when trying to run integration tests on this app using appium on an emulator, the app keepas crashing randomly with these error logs: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z1f7hudmpHUATnFvoSZeAAoi8-NyVn6P9BFHNOZkzyA/edit?tab=t.0 Any help would be appreciated

Why is gnu++14 specified locally and gnu++20 specified in CI?

Running xcrun xcresulttool get build-results --path ResultFile does not always show the warnings that the build emitted, If I run the legacy command, xcrun xcresulttool get --legacy --path ResultFile against the same file, there are (numerous) warnings, where the non-legacy call above shows no warnings.

Hi, I have a library for my iOS Apps. It uses among other things the Combine framework, Core Location and OSLog. I manage the library using the Swift Package Manager (SPM) and usually build via XCode, which works fine. However for CI I would like to build everything from the terminal. So I do call 'swift build' on the terminal. This produces errors such as: 'PassthroughSubject' is only available in macOS 10.15 or newer 'os_log(:dso:log::_:)' is only available in macOS 10.14 or newer 'eraseToAnyPublisher()' is only available in macOS 10.15 or newer 'authorizedWhenInUse' is unavailable in macOS 'AnyPublisher' is only available in macOS 10.15 or newer 'showsBackgroundLocationIndicator' is unavailable in macOS ... These are all from the used frameworks. However, I do not care on which version of macOS, for example, PassthroughSubject is only available at, since the library is iOS only. Too make sure of that I added "platforms: [.iOS(.v14)]" to my Package.swift and thought this would be sufficient, so the project does not get build for macOS. Can anyone please tell me or give me a hint on what I am getting wrong here?

I am using two iPhone11 devices, having iOS v17.6.1 for automation testing using Seleniumv4.X-Appium v2.x. Today I updated the mac to Sequoia15 version which updated the XCode to v16. Just after this update, I could not able to run the previously running automation script. The console message is "org.openqa.selenium.SessionNotCreatedException: Could not start a new session. Response code 500. Message: Unable to launch WebDriverAgent. Original error: xcodebuild failed with code 70. This usually indicates an issue with the local Xcode setup or WebDriverAgent project configuration or the driver-to-platform version mismatch."

We have a service that was accessing the WeatherKit Api. We had the service up and running, using JWT authorisation and a registered service. Some time ago it stopped working, returning a 401 response. We need the service to be up again now. We created a new JWS token following this instruction: https://dev.iachieved.it/iachievedit/weatherkit-rest-api/ which already workedfor us in 2022. However, we keep receiving a 401 error and the "reason": "NOT_ENABLED" message. We found that several other uses seem to be experiencing similar problems. We also created a new key and service identifier, but no luck.

It was required to compile older WebKit versions for other operating systems and was made available up until ~2020 by Apple under the url http://developer.apple.com/opensource/internet/webkit_sptlib_agree.html However this site and file does not seem to be available anymore. Looking for someone who can provide this file. I'd like to put this on archive.org for historic purposes.

Hi Team, How can I share info beetween two differnt App. What king of approach should I use. Thanks in advance. In my case I whant to share a token or an string like "GM-8090"

Can an Persional developer account develop, debug, and publish Network Extension apps?

[Not sure if this is the best sub-forum - please move or suggest where I can move to a better forum if needed!] I am supplying some .dylibs (Universal) to a client - they were build on macOS 13 (Ventura), using Xcode 14.2. macOS deployment target was set everywhere to macOS 10.11. The client built their own wrapper app, and are successfully running it everywhere - except on an Intel Mac running macOS 11 (Big Sur). They get the error dialog at startup: "demoapp" cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer. However, it does work correctly (no 'unidentified developer' error) in macOS 12 (Monterey) and newer OS versions, both on Intel and ARM. I do not have that old of a Mac to test on. I also explained that macOS 11 is no longer supported by Apple, but they do need to support it for a little while longer. I'm not sure what to suggest or have them check - or is this expected, and if so, why?

Hello, I am trying to read debug symbols from a binary obtained from simple "hello world" C code. I use default gcc (Clang) on macos15, then try to install gcc-14 with hombrew $ gcc -g program.c -o program then run $ dsymutil program I got : warning: no debug symbols in executable (-arch arm64) I am doing something wrong here. My final objective is to be able to use my binaries in total view for debugging. Without debugging symbols, I can debug properly . Thank you

Hey guys. I’m working on a project where I’m using the SwiftTesting framework instead of XCTest to run my unit tests. I have a file (test.png) located in my test resources folder: PackageName > Tests > PackageNameTests > Resources > test.png I’m trying to access this file in my tests, but I’m running into issues when trying to load it dynamically. Here’s what I’ve tried so far: Using Bundle.module.path(forResource:ofType:): This approach didn’t work, as Bundle.module seems to be unsupported or returns nil in Swift Testing. Using #file Macro for Relative Paths: I tried constructing a path based on #file and navigating to the resources directory, but it also didn’t yield the correct path. Has anyone successfully loaded test resources in the Swift Testing framework? Is there a recommended way to access resource files in Swift Testing, especially for projects where Bundle.module isn’t available? I've gone through the Apple Docs for Swift Testing, but I can't seem to find anything that answers my question. Thanks in advance guys!

Hi, We have few MacStudio servers that when we ssh as users to it and trying to run some commands fro /usr/bin, they staying in hang state for infinite. When root user do the same commands are working properly Example for hanging commands : clang, gcc, make, ld etc Add as attachment the dtruss out for ld -v command to help debug it Thanks, Amir dtruss out from ld -v command

Hi, I run a service that protects API calls from Apple ecosystem apps with several layers of security, one of them being DeviceCheck's server-to-server functionality. All requests arrive with a DeviceCheck token that I send to Apple to validate. Essentially I'm using the functionality listed here: The server-to-server APIs also let you verify that the token you receive comes from your app on an Apple device. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/devicecheck However, occasionally I see huge bursts of traffic that contain valid DeviceCheck tokens from a scripter. I want to understand how they are generating them. It seems like they have identified a way to forge tokens. Here are traffic patterns for my site. The scale of the y-axis is somewhat arbitrary due to how I'm sampling the requests, but you get the gist. You can see the dark green bars at the bottom are general traffic, and the light green is what we rejected (we have other layers besides DeviceCheck that reject traffic). Interestingly, though, all those light green requests contained valid device check tokens! I have thousands of the tokens stored in a file for analysis. Are there known ways that Apple knows of tokens being forged? I wanted to open a TSI for this but the flow requires an Xcode project, and there is no Xcode project to demonstrate this issue. I would really like to get in contact with someone from Apple that either works on DeviceCheck or supports it. Hundreds of apps in the store depend on my service, and DeviceCheck forms a layer of security that I want to rely on. Obviously we can't solely rely on it, and we don't, but it does form an important layer of our defense. So I ask: If you know of a way to forge tokens, please comment and I'll shoot you a DM If you work at Apple and know who I can talk to, please help me work through the process to get in touch with them. Thanks, Lou

Is there a way I can use the lldb user defined commands, which I can load from a KDK, to determine how much memory my kext has consumed? Is there a way to figure out what size blocks they are? I have already run the showallclasses command and the output has assured me that I am not leaking any objects which are defined by my driver's classes. Thanks, Tim