I can reliably reproduce the same issue: SecItemDelete returns errSecInvalidOwnerEdit after renaming the app bundle.
This is a rename in the Finder, right?
And the app is not running at the time you do the rename?
Yes, a simple rename in Finder is enough to break this.
Another use case is for app to copy itself under a different name using FileManager.default.copyItem(at:to:). In this case, the app is running at the moment of copying. The copy won't be able to modify any pre-existing keychain items due to the same error.
And the app is signed, right? Is this Developer ID signing?
Or is this a Mac App Store app?
The app is signed using Developer ID and notarized.
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Thanks for the help.
Looks like SecItemUpdate is not affected by this issue, so we ended up with the following solution: for modifications use SecItemUpdate instead of SecItemDelete + SecItemAdd
for cleanup use SecItemUpdate with an empty data as a fallback when SecItemDelete fails