In my sandboxed MacOS app I want to access OSLogStore programmatically to fetch logs for multi-component application (app, libraries, deriver) for further analysis. According to the documentation, - https://developer.apple.com/documentation/oslog/oslogstore/3366102-local the app should have com.apple.logging.local-storeentitlement.
I have added this entitlement "by hand" to the entitlement file as I I can't find a correspondent entry in the Xcode -> Sign & Capabilities interface.
When I run the app, I get Unsatisfied entitlements: com.apple.logging.local-store error and the app doesn't start.
If I remove the entitlement, the app can't get access to the logd subsystem.
How can I add com.apple.logging.local-store to my app?
Should I request this not visible via Xcode configuration UI from apple?
Thanks!
kriki44
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