@eskimo thinking about it I have another question as well. You mentioned how this is a critical feature for Developer ID apps, and digging in more, Developer ID certificates last for 5 years vs iOS certificates only lasting 1. Is it possible to use a Developer ID certificate to sign an XCFramework and reduce the number of expired certificates we would nee to maintain?
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Thanks for the response @eskimo! Does that mean that I need to keep expired certificates around forever? For App Store releases revoking expired certificates had no impact, but now when we use a certificate to sign an XCFramework it would seem that that is no longer a safe step to take. Is this correct?
Also facing this issue. I created an xcprivacy file for the sample app and it only pulls in it's own data, nothing from a third part
I'm looking for pretty much the same info. Curious HealthKit can be used in app extensions now, and if so, which ones