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I have a similar issue. You can start to look further into your problem by attaching to the WebView via Safari on the Mac, and look exactly at what is happening. Add
if #available(iOS 16.4, *) {
webView.isInspectable = true
}
to your debug build to enable inspection
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Ha there been any update? I have tried two USB readers and opensc, but the card never seems to be read
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Thank you for your reply. Loopbacks and further experimentation, as well as reading code from .Net and Android got me the solution:
let symmetricKey = sharedSecret.withUnsafeBytes { rawBufferPointer in
var sha = SHA256()
sha.update(bufferPointer: rawBufferPointer)
let digest = sha.finalize()
return SymmetricKey(data: digest)
}
return symmetricKey
My biggest question here is: Is this x9.63 or hkdf, and I am simply using these functions wrong? Or is this derivation method missing from CryptoKit?
Answering to myself: Works as designed
The trick here is that INFOPLIST_PREPROCESS = YES, and that the defines are in the preprocess header. To make it work like about, turn off INFOPLIST_PREPROCESS.
What I actually was is to keep it on, get rid of the .xcconfig files entirely, and use
<key>SharedGroupName</key>
<string>SHARED_GROUP_NAME_IOS</string>
which solved my primary problem
This warrants the remark that now anyone who has the App can see your mysupersecretapikeyvaluehere, and it is now public
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Did you ever resolve that issue?
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Can anyone explain what is happening? Why is Xcode giving this error in the first place, and why is CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED a fix for it?
I mean, if the original error is not a mistake, then it sounds like a hack, and there should be a better solution
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It seems the path to the file change after a re-launch:
The prefs say
…/Containers/Data/Application/25E88AEC-9B14-48E9-A7BF-3F93C05AFCB8/Documents/Sample.quizlist
When I get the path to the documents folder after relaunch, it is
…/Containers/Data/Application/DA18292E-D744-41FF-A98B-A2085E9F4318/Documents/Sample.quizlist
I assume this is a feature, not a bug. But why? And where is it documented?
The problem was the local firewall …
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No, we are facing a similar issue. Is the sound file leading to a vibration though?
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I have put my current results at https://github.com/below/HelloSilicon.
It would be cool if anyone had an Idea how that would work without a C-Wrapper
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For starters, -static solves that. However, the executable crashes:
// Setup the parameters to print hello world
// and then call the Kernel to do it.
start: mov X0, #1 		// 1 = StdOut
ldr X1, =helloworld // string to print
mov X2, #13 		// length of the string
mov X16, #4 		// Mach write system call 4
svc 80 		// Call Mach to output the string
// Setup the parameters to exit the program
// and then call the Kernel to do it.
mov		 X0, #0			// Use 0 return code
				mov		 X8, #1			// Service command code 1 terminates this program
				svc		 80					 // Call Mach to terminate the program
.data
helloworld:			.ascii	"Hello World!\n"
