The URL I store as bookmark could for example be file:///Volumes/Videos/, but the resolved URL from that same data is always file:///. Only when using macOS 26.1 and connecting to a SMB fileshare on a NTFS drive hosted on a Windows PC.

The app that is affected by this bug, indexes media files of a location selected by the user. The bookmark data is stored in a database and is used to get access to the same location on a later moment, so that the user can refresh the indexing without reselecting the location. Asking the user to reselect the location is now the awkward workaround.

Make sure it's added to the "Environment Variables" section, not in the "Arguments Passed On Launch" section.

When the list is embedded in a UINavigationController, the navigationBar seems to adjust itself to the set appearance, regarding the margins it uses. This is especially visible when using .sidebar or .sidebarPlain. When adjusting the contentInset of the list, is there anything we can do to also adjust the margins of the navigationBar?

@fedo At the other hand it's good news that Apple communicates back via Feedback Assistant about this issue. But I need especially a fix for older macOS versions, because on Monterey I can just use TestFlight to test apps.

@fedo Unfortunately this issue happens on all macOS editions of the last 4 years (didn't test older versions), so it's probably a server problem.

@rowlands At my side SKReceiptRefreshRequest only works in macOS 11 and macOS 12. In macOS 10.14 and macOS 10.15, I get eventually the same errors as using exit 173.

There is currently a confusing mismatch between the reported CloudKit account status (.available) and the error reported when executing a CloudKit operation (.accountTemporarilyUnavailable). There is also a new account status (.temporarilyUnavailable) but this is not being returned.