If it works would it 2 need Macs to have configurator on one Mac and apply it to another Mac? (Pardon my ignorance)

Thanks I have installed macOS Sonoma on a separate volume. 1. Created a separate volume (https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT208891). 2. Created a bootable installer for macOS Ventura using https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201372. 3. Install on macOS Ventura on new volume. 4. Upgraded to macOS Sonoma. That way both it is possible to dual boot to macOS Ventura (original volume) and macOS Sonoma (new volume).

Thanks a lot, I will also file a feedback, thanks for confirming the issue

@ortwin thank you so much!! Just to add ensure you are using color depth as 16 bits / channel as well (along with "Assign" Display P3) This is the best way to fix the color for screenshots taken from the simulator.

@mtsrodrigues Thank you so much!!!!! Made my day!

@eskimo Thanks a lot! well written article and I like the reference to friendship. Definitely the advantages to using Logger far outweigh the my small preferences. So I will stick with the logger. My wish list is Xcode some day provides a way to customise how these messages are being displayed (more around timestamp being wrapped). It is definitely a priority .... a nice to have. Definitely console app does a good job in the meantime. Thanks once again

@darkpaw Thanks a lot! I will stick with Apple's Logger, there is no way I can build anything remotely as efficient or robust. They do a lot of good things, thanks

@darkpaw Thanks a lot, I feel it clutters the Xcode debugger output and I find it a bit cluttered hard to read. Is there a way in Xcod to color different for different logger messages (some way ti differentiate: debug / log / error)

@darkpaw sorry I should have mentioned earlier, it wouldn't work in the following logger.debug("Item name = \(itemName, privacy: .public)"), see my updated "Non-sensitive logging (Public)"

@eskimo could you have a look at this?

@eskimo, Hoping one day macOS System Settings has app level settings, IMHO that would be a safer option (just like in iOS) so that devs don't abuse the option. Sorry just wishful thinking, thanks once again

@eskimo I forgot to mention I have enabled Calendar under Capabilities and added INFOPLIST_KEY_NSCalendarsUsageDescription which prompts the user for Calendar access when needed

@eskimo Thanks a lot, just curious how in the mac Maps app when location permission is not granted, when the user taps on current location button it shows an alert which opens the Privacy & Security pane

@Claude31 The main issue is with the URL string. Question is whether this opening "x-apple.systempreferences:com.apple.preference.security?Privacy_Calendars" URL would be considered as accessing private API in the Apple Store. Original code I posted works but not sure it is allowed.

@bergersilvio call objectWillChange.send() in your model when you want the View to change.