We submit for notarization using: /usr/bin/xcrun notarytool submit '/tmp/notarytool_our_app.zip' --keychain-profile notarytool-TEAMID --wait --output-format plist --timeout 2h --keychain /Users/admin/teamid.keychain Occasionally it fails with this error: Error: MultipartUploadError(error: HTTPClientError.readTimeout, completedParts: [SotoS3.S3.CompletedPart(eTag: Optional(""f838a70fa4e9b4bf1a0c075eb931fcb8""), partNumber: Optional(1)), SotoS3.S3.CompletedPart(eTag: Optional(""7aa16c155f47b9d0704d99bc9a59db4c""), partNumber: Optional(2))]) What can be the reason for this? Upload size is 700-800MB. Seems to be som e upload issue to AWS S3 storage. Thanks

No connection notifications callback for Bluetooth devices are called on Sonoma if process is run as daemon/system, works on Ventura. Seems to be some changes in TCC that now requires kTCCServiceBluetoothAlways in system TCC.db - but how to grant this? Other calls on IOBluetoothDevice fails probably for the same reason. Running as launch agent works as expected on both Sonoma and Ventura. Code used os_log_t logHandle = 0; @interface BluetoothConnection : NSObject { } @end @implementation BluetoothConnection -(id)init { self = [super init]; if (self) { IOBluetoothUserNotification* notification = [IOBluetoothDevice registerForConnectNotifications:self selector:@selector(deviceIsConnected:fromDevice:)]; if (notification == nil) { os_log_debug(logHandle, "registerForConnectNotifications failed"); } else { os_log_debug(logHandle, "registerForConnectNotifications %{public}@", notification); } } return self; } -(void)deviceDidDisconnect:(IOBluetoothUserNotification*)notification fromDevice:(IOBluetoothDevice*)device { os_log_debug(logHandle, "%{public}@ (%{public}@) disconnected", [device name], [device addressString]); } -(void)deviceIsConnected:(IOBluetoothUserNotification*)notification fromDevice:(IOBluetoothDevice*)device { os_log_debug(logHandle, "%{public}@ (%{public}@) connected (%d, %d)", [device name], [device addressString], device.deviceClassMajor, device.deviceClassMinor); [device registerForDisconnectNotification:self selector:@selector(deviceDidDisconnect:fromDevice:)]; } @end int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) { @autoreleasepool { logHandle = os_log_create("SPX”, “BT”); BluetoothConnection *bluetoothConnection = [[BluetoothConnection alloc] init]; [[NSRunLoop currentRunLoop] run]; } return 0; }