hello developers, First priority I couldn't find a proper title for the question :( The reason why I open a topic here is not to find the answer by direct point shooting; My goal is what do Apple, Developer, Companies and Devops teams think and comments about the subject I'm going to ask here? We use Jenkins as the Devops CI/CD tool at our company, and in Macos/Apple/iOS development, we use a lot of Mac Mini devices. Since we build/compilers on a project-based, version-based basis, we cannot get 100% efficiency from our devices. (For example, because the dependencies of a project are different from other projects; we dedicate only 1 Mac Mini to that project. (As the dependecys of the projects are too many and large, the migration process is very difficult for us, the cost of moving to a lower-level Mac Mini device is high / but this is just an example)) While researching, I saw that there is no docker container image for MacOs X (enterprise or legal) and I know about the Apple EULA. (For virtualization, Apple hardware must be used as a basis. Because the MacOs system is paid for on a device-based basis.) What I want to ask here is can I find or create a MacOs docker container image legally? How is the structure of other companies in their CI processes? If I install MacOs with more than one VMware/VirtualBox on Mac Mini, What harm could it do me in Jenkins? (I'm curious about people's comments on this.)

Hello dear developers and developers of App Store Connect API I have a lot of "Apple Push Services" certificates on the Apple side. I can't keep track of (APNs sandbox and APNs Production) and their expired dates. And I usually miss these expired dates. There is no mechanism on the Apple side that reports the expired date, 1 week before the APNs certificates expired date!!! Only 30 days ago the mail was sent. Here I thought I could do it from "App Store Connect API" where I can track the dates of APNs certificates. But certificate types in API do not include APNs. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appstoreconnectapi/certificatetype Is there a deadline for this capability to arrive in the Connect API? A lot of people really need this capacity. And there are a lot of threads on stackoverflow and developer apple forum.

Hi, I upgraded my MacOs to 15.0. I work with maven in my environment. Normally, while running tests with maven in my environment in Sonomo 14.5, I was connecting to my test database environment with the postgresql library in the background. But after the upgrade, I realized that maven could not do this. After some research, I saw that this policy for applications was newly added at https://support.apple.com/en-us/121011. So, starting from 15.0, we have to allow "Local Network" usage for each application. But when I run the "mvn test" command from the terminal, it does not ask me if I allow Local Network usage and that's why my mvn test gets an error. But in normal applications, the same transaction works differently; For example, if I use the terminal of VSCode.app, it pops up a popup asking if I allow it and I allow it. Then, I see that this application has been added under Local Network. I definitely think there is a bug here. Even though I allowed the postgresql jdbc driver with the "socketfilterfw" command, it doesn't work. Even though I allowed maven, it doesn't come under "Local Network applications". 1- Here, there definitely needs to be an option to add an application to the "Local Network" screen. 2- We need to define the "Local Network" usage authorization for all my applications or the relevant user with a single permission. The worst part here is for CI servers. There are too many application runtimes in CI. It is unnecessary to bother with authorizing all of them here.