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Reply to Disabling Hardened Runtime For Ad Hoc Signing Only
@DTS Engineer I have used the entitlement for now, but usually on an Xcode project it'll disable hardened runtime on Ad Hoc builds -- any insight on why this isn't happening? The code is in the linked PR at iOS/testbed. Having said that, disabling library validation is a valid (pun intended) solution for now, since we've got plenty of stuff to sort out w/ the app. So thank you
Apr ’25
Reply to Disabling Hardened Runtime For Ad Hoc Signing Only
@DTS Engineer Thank you for your attention to this issue. I'm not allowed to use an Apple Development identity as this project is distributed to others and we can't tell them that they have to have a signing identity. We're signing a stub app w/ a test suite that runs the CPython test suite on Mac Catalyst. If I use ad-hoc and hardened runtime, the Python binary in Python.framework won't load (code for the support: https://github.com/freakboy3742/cpython/pull/8#issuecomment-2837308049)
Apr ’25
Reply to What does it take for an app Window menu list to display the new items like Move & Resize?
Anyone?
Topic: UI Frameworks SubTopic: AppKit
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Oct ’25
Reply to Why isn't Liquid Glass effect applied when using pyobjc?
For posterity: the main process matters so if you have a stub app that links libpython.dylib the stub app needs to get compiled with latest sdk, not nessacarily the libpython.
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Sep ’25
Reply to What does it take for an app Window menu list to display the new items like Move & Resize?
Sorry for the vagueness but I'm talking about the Window menu list in the top menu bar this entire time.
Topic: UI Frameworks SubTopic: AppKit
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Sep ’25
Reply to Why isn't Liquid Glass effect applied when using pyobjc?
FWIW and for SEO: pyobjc is a Python bridge with Objective-C, making it possible to write apps in pyobjc that are completely native for macOS.
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Sep ’25
Reply to How does one know the fitting width of a UIDatePicker in a function hooked up with UIControlEventValueChanged
Solved! Thanks!
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Sep ’25
Reply to How does one know the fitting width of a UIDatePicker in a function hooked up with UIControlEventValueChanged
Waiting for a tiny delay is bad since we have no idea about the clients' phone speed AND there's a delay. How would you do a task in objc?
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Jun ’25
Reply to How does one know the fitting width of a UIDatePicker in a function hooked up with UIControlEventValueChanged
@BabyJ Nope, somehow it does not return the correct preferred width after change.
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Jun ’25
Reply to Programatically Get macOS Version From Mac Catalyst Version
And... iOS 26+ solves this problem!
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Jun ’25
Reply to Is it Possible to Have Stray Content in a macOS Framework?
That's since you said things like Stuff.framework/RandomStuff/whatever.txt is allowed, but is Stuff.framework/Versions/A/RandomStuff/whatever.txt allowed?
Topic: Code Signing SubTopic: General
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May ’25
Reply to Is it Possible to Have Stray Content in a macOS Framework?
Thanks for the reply. Is it possible to have a macOS structured-framework but things like Versions/A/RandomStuff/whatever.txt?
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May ’25
Reply to Is it Possible to Have Stray Content in a macOS Framework?
Hi! But how about Mac Catalyst? Should those rules also be followed?
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May ’25
Reply to App rejected because of invalid LSMinimumSystemVersion
The string $minimumSystemVersion is probably the result of some assuming on Apple's end that this key exists, such that they don't even have a message to say rather than this artifact of failed substitution with an actual value or something, when this key is missing.
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May ’25
Reply to Disabling Hardened Runtime For Ad Hoc Signing Only
@DTS Engineer I have used the entitlement for now, but usually on an Xcode project it'll disable hardened runtime on Ad Hoc builds -- any insight on why this isn't happening? The code is in the linked PR at iOS/testbed. Having said that, disabling library validation is a valid (pun intended) solution for now, since we've got plenty of stuff to sort out w/ the app. So thank you
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Apr ’25
Reply to Disabling Hardened Runtime For Ad Hoc Signing Only
@DTS Engineer Thank you for your attention to this issue. I'm not allowed to use an Apple Development identity as this project is distributed to others and we can't tell them that they have to have a signing identity. We're signing a stub app w/ a test suite that runs the CPython test suite on Mac Catalyst. If I use ad-hoc and hardened runtime, the Python binary in Python.framework won't load (code for the support: https://github.com/freakboy3742/cpython/pull/8#issuecomment-2837308049)
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Apr ’25