With a bit more fiddling around I get this [error] precondition failure: invalid attribute id: 2189977 AttributeGraph precondition failure: invalid attribute id: 2189977. And finding similar errors elsewhere I remembered that I changed a NavigationView to a HSplitView (?) which seems to behave the same . After reverting to NavigationView this crash goes away ! Is this a bug? and should I raise a bug with Apple for this ?

It seems that the RAW file contains the native camera image size (sensor size) and the thumbnail contains and image that is set to the aspect ration setting that was used on the camera. So when querying the RAW files thumbnail you get the thumbnail stored by the camera but when getting the CIImage using CIFilter you get the full image i.e. native camera sensor image size. There seems to be no RAW API to get the camera set aspect ratio but this data does seem to exist in the EXIF data XDimension and YDimension.

Hi Eskimo can you indicate whether it is possible for a Sandboxed macOS app to retain permission to files for future access. For example the user selects a folder initially and the app reads metadata from the files in the folder and keeps a database of the files. At some future point the user launches the app again and selects a database record and the app then loads that file. Currently in in subsequent file access for generating thumbnails we get the following error. error: Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=1 "couldn't issue sandbox extension com.apple.app-sandbox.read for '/Volumes/Network_Drive/Documents/samples/XXXX.XXX': Operation not permitted" Is there some way for the app too retain the directory permissions so that future file reads at permitted. Thanks

Thanks, I figured that it might be a bug and have submitted a report via FeedbackAssistant (#FB9079551) and raised a DTI where they told me you had responded here :-) Yes I have existing application with existing archives. Note that the attachments are PDF documents or images the user may have pasted in to the text view. Not sure whether it would be possible to convert the file attachments to data without loosing some file details but I suspect so. Anyway thanks for the great response. I don't think I have ever had a useful response from anyone from Apple on these forums before - great to see such good support these days. ***** (that's 5 stars!) Regards

This might have nothing to do with your issue but we experienced the same problem with our background reporting threads where they suddenly took forever to run. We solved that by setting the thread or queue priority to be user interactive (or something like that). Sorry I don't have the details in front of me. I have no idea if you can do the same with the drawing threads for CATiledLayer - or whether this the issue but thought it was worth mentioning. Let us know if you find the solution.