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AssociatedBundleIdentifiers for LaunchAgents/Daemons
In the launchd.plist manpage of Ventura I discovered that there is a new AssociatedBundleIdentifiers option. After I added the new option to our Agents and Daemon property lists the Login Items UI of System Settings still continues to show our Developer Program name instead of the name of our Application name. AssociatedBundleIdentifiers <string or array of string>      This optional key indicates which bundles are associated with this job in the System Settings Login Items UI. If an app installs a legacy plist the plist should include this      key with a value of the app's bundle identifier.
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Hi, I try to enable the non-maskable interrupt on my M1 MacBook Pro. Whenever I try to set a debug option in boot-args I get not permitted. I try to update my NVRAM settings in Recovery, I also tried to disable SIP first. Thanks in advance Timo
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AssociatedBundleIdentifiers for LaunchAgents/Daemons
In the launchd.plist manpage of Ventura I discovered that there is a new AssociatedBundleIdentifiers option. After I added the new option to our Agents and Daemon property lists the Login Items UI of System Settings still continues to show our Developer Program name instead of the name of our Application name. AssociatedBundleIdentifiers <string or array of string>      This optional key indicates which bundles are associated with this job in the System Settings Login Items UI. If an app installs a legacy plist the plist should include this      key with a value of the app's bundle identifier.
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