I have a widget which configures itself based on App Group userdefaults properties. These are single non time based values (like logged status and such). Since widgets can't have proper buttons I'd need to simulate them by passing a touch event (Link) to the app so it can change a userdefaults value and so the widget will get updated. Is there a way to send a Link event to the app without bringing to foreground?

Hi there. I made a macOS app for personal use time ago and, since I find it very useful, I'd wish to release it in the App Store. The thing is my app needs to close user selected applications. I am doing it without any problem using the app bundle identifier but, of course, it doesn't work if I enable the "sandboxed" entitlement. So my question is: is there any "legal" way to do this simple task or is just simply impossible to do it from an App Store app? I would found the later pretty weird since the user has explicitly give permissions by drag and drop the app he/she wants to close. I'd appreciate any help on this. Thanks

I mean, I get that converting to the new string assets and such will make incompatible changes but what if I use it without using those kind of things? Just editing previous Xcode 14 projects. Will Xcode 15 change the project file, xibs, etc in a way that Xcode 14 will not be able to understand? I'm working in a big project with many developers but I believe the bookmarks feature would be a great help for my work.