I can comfirm that the workaround reported elsewhere does work. Firstly turn off beta updates, then download and install Sequoia from the App Store. This is a tedious 14GByte download at the end of which you'll end up with version 24A335. You can then re-enable beta updates. I'm steering clear of developer updates for now, so I elected to install the current public beta, and I ended up with Sequoia 15.1 (24B5046f). All working fine now.

Exactly the same symptoms here - including being asked to enter MacOS password twice. You'd think Apple would have tested this stuff, wouldn't you? 🙄

I've just started getting this on Ventura 13.3, Version 14.3 (14E222b). 2023-04-03 11:36:50.664006+0100 CombineTests[71230:994114] [default] invalid display identifier FAF6891C-09B7-4FAD-9B3C-6282048886CA 2023-04-03 11:36:54.509378+0100 CombineTests[71230:994114] [default] invalid display identifier BE4EE8C2-87D9-480B-9657-9E670FE94101 I'm thinking it's related to MacOS turning display off after 10 mins of inactivity. These messages only appear when I go make myself a coffee! 😄 Dave