Did you ever find out any more info about this?

Hello, yes thats correct the filtering entitlement wasn't used in my profile (as I don't have it). Is there anything that can be done regarding this such that the notification service extension can still continue to filter but can also use the call extension?

@O_G did you find a solution? I've getting the exact same error about libSwift_Concurrency

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@SeanConrad Did you ever find out what the number of allowed updates is?

You need at least 500GB to install/run Xcode????? That's totally one million percent not the case at all. Where on earth did you get that figure from?

@eskimo Hello, is there approximate pointers to when CTCarrier will become actively deprecated and start to return --/65535. Will there be an alternative available to CTCarrier for carriers when that happens?

@eskimo "One of the goals of a deprecation like this is to flush out the valid use cases." Are you saying Apple deliberately mark stuff as deprecated to see what complains for what reasons they get about it?? Here's a use case - if there is an application that is intended to run only with a certain carrier (for example Verizon app their own apps, etc.) then CTCarrier can be used to check this and let the user know before the user has to bother logging or attempting to log onto a system.

@eskimo. Thanks for the reply. "Modern versions of macOS do not use CRL checks". I currently have Monterey 12.5.1, so presumably that's not doing a CRL check? The problem actually manifests before even attempting to do any code signing - if I open the keychain and click on a dev cert it says its valid, then if I connect the VPN and then click on another cert and then back to the first then it says not valid. So presumably Xcode is not even entering the picture here at this point?

NO - this isn't a solution, if the code signing entitlements are removed then so too does the shared group, and then the extension won't run - the OS logs "Event (1) dropped for client (com.company.experiments) failed because the app and extension do not share any application groups."

I don't really understand what you are asking. There's no ability to search the numbers that are registered within the call extension, but as it would have been your app that added them in the first place you would know what you added. The call extension is only for use with blocking/identifying inbound calls. Your understanding of it sounds a bit confused based on your questions

The iPhone OS could do that, the iPhone OS can do anything it wants. But an app cannot. Apple put lots of restrictions on what an app can do, fundamental to that is an app runs in its own little world and has no knowledge nor can interact nor interfere with other apps or the iPhone's general behavior.

Are you sure you only have one in the application Folder? If within the storage manager thingy if you click on Xcode Universal and then Xcode (V220004) then at the very bottom of the table it shows you the location of what you click on i.e. if might show Machintosh HD > Application > Xcode for one and something else for the other. There is also a Show in Finder button that will open the folder and highlight the selected app

@eskimo And is there anything one can do if the app being tested needs connectivity i.e. its making http calls? You can't disabled Wifi in this case (if the phone doesn't have cellular connectivity)

Instead of saying probably. Find out for certain. Step to that line in the debugger, then step over it, or add logging lines before and after.