Thanks @JoeKun, I understand and appreciate your response. Have a good summer! -- Greg

I did not mean to accept that this has been solved. it has not.

I'll give that a try too. Thanks!

The error is: kLSApplicationNotFoundErr = -10814, /* E.g. no application claims the file*/ However swcutil knows about my app...

Thanks, new post here: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/732402

Thank you. It's funny that it is about installing macOS 14 in a VM but doing that doesn't yet have a good way. :)

Wow, Thanks so much for that link! -- Greg

Thank you @sha921 !!! I've updated my AASA with your suggestion. How in the world did you debug that? I'll check in a few days to see if the CDN find it. curl looks OK, sudo swcutil --verbose dl -d www.bolsinga.com does not yet.

Thanks, that is excellent. It brings lot of things together.

Thanks, I'll try this over the next day or two. I like this article more than what I'd been looking into ( Embedding a command-line tool in a sandboxed app ) since it seems more direct.

Thanks. I've tried to figure out how to add the Info.plist to my project so that Info plist in binary setting will pick it up. I haven't been successful. I've added it as a Resource and it's in the Target. However I don't see the corresponding linker flags in the build output (-sectcreate). In addition, plutil -p does not show it is in the binary created. I'm likely missing something quite obvious, but how does one add a Info.plist to the project so that build flag will find it? Thanks!

Thanks! I hope it may be addressed at some point.

Your app needs to move its data out of these scenes and into shared storage that can be accessed from both places. Sounds good,. How do I assign a global to an App @State? If I just assign it, will the state management in SwiftUI work? Thanks.

Thanks for this tip!