Has anyone run in to this? I just made brand new “Apple” distro and dev certs and both appear to be not trusted because “no root certificate found”. The issuer name is Apple Worldwide

Alex; Thanks for the info. With Provisioning Profiles starting to be important for Mac development, utilities of this sort are becoming useful for us Mac types as well. Jack

I’m not sure where I came across this, but remembering a discussion we had about either certs or provisioning profiles, I thought I’d share this tool with the group. Provisioning Profile

Thanks for that & to Dave for pointing out that the commands are still there under "Navigation". I'm having to use the "4-squares" (what do you call it?) menu, but my fingers are conditioned to hit

On the top left side of the middle section of the Xcode window there is an icon that consists of four squares. Click on it and you will find the counterparts item you seek, along with quite a few

I didn't check the first one, but for the second one, that still works for me with Objective-C. It's in the Navigate menu (not the File menu) - Jump to Previous Counterpart and Jump to Next

Does command control up or down work after a successful build? I’ve seen it being really flakey recently but haven’t bothered to try and narrow it down as to what causes it.

In XC 12.4, control-dragging from a widget in an XIB to a .m file to create an action or to a .h to create an outlet no lnger seems to work. It pops up some error. Works in 12.3 though. Did I imagine

I’m running a push notification server for our app. It’s working fine. I came across this notice: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=7gx0a2lp and I’m confused where these new certs

About Xcode caches and various files, I can recommend DevCleaner (for free on the Mac Store, I’m not affiliated in any way, I’m just an happy user). It makes easier to remove files than manually

Hi Alex, That's all helpful stuff. I had a look and there was a little I could remove, but not a huge amount, after the delete/reinstall dance with Xcode yesterday. I use Grand Perspective to see

James Walker wrote on 12/2/21 01:11: Yes, that's the one. I sent a bug report along with the archive that exhibits the bug, so hopefully it will move along! John -- John Brownie Mussau-Emira

I can parallelize it - I just have to rewrite my scripts to do so and haven't gotten to it yet. - Jon

Must they all happen serially, or can you parallelize this?

Thanks, good to know someone made such a tool. I do have my own utilities that automate the entire process as I release updates often (albeit not 28 in one day!) Leo

If I'm bundling it in my app, I already am. -- Shane Stanley <sstanley@...> <www.macosxautomation.com/applescript/apps/>, <latenightsw.com>

I would disagree. There are very specific circumstances where the embedded code must be signed by the original developer. Anything that is shared falls into this category. If you re-sign a shared

Agreed - as I wait for 28 separate disk images to notarize (they're TTS Voice installers for a client). Take a look at this tool for a all-in-one command

Which is what you generally want. The code in the bundle should all be signed with the same identity. -- Shane Stanley <sstanley@...> <www.macosxautomation.com/applescript/apps/>,

I agree totally regarding the notarization. It's a cumbersome, archaic, convoluted, ridiculous process unbecoming of Apple at all. It was concocted by people who clearly didn't care about developers