Yup, I wish we could get a clear answer as why it was working on Big sur perfectly fine and not on the new OS.
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I've renewed my provisioning profiles and now it's working FYI.
It's not that, my app have a CodeDirectory v=20400 as stated by the documentation it should be okay, and this is still nor working.
We have the same problem, we can't open any of our enterprise apps. There is a message in the console about outdated, unsupported signature.
We are in the process of replacing some third party frameworks which has not been updated in a while (and which preventing us from compiling for the arm64-simulator) but this is not a done deal yet. So we have to build on M1 MacBook under Rosetta until then.
I'm just trying to understand if this supposed to be a bug in macOS 12 Rosetta and will eventually get fixed or if Xcode will indeed not work under Rosetta anymore.
What does it means?
It works great on macOS Big Sur but not anymore on macOS 12 for the same version of Xcode (12.5).
Is there a reason why? Will it be fixed in an upcoming beta of macOS 12?
This is essential to my workflow.
Thanks!
Any news on that? Having the same problem.
I'm also trying to read from my CloudKit container and I don't get the CKRecord I'm supposed to get. It it supposed to work from WidgetKit?
Can confirm I have the same problem and this make testing quite painful. My widgets never display in the Add Widget list.