Apple would tell you which invocation of tccutil actually deals with Location, but then they would have to kill you.
Where are the "SERVICE" magic names documented anywhere that would allow us to actually use this, the sole tool for resetting such permissions data?
This is especially infuriating since Monterey fails silently, with no user feedback, rather than actually ask the user for the requested permission.
In a world that trains users to blindly click and approve consent alerts, there is an argument to be made here, but this behavior is not consistent with iOS or with previous (since when?) versions of macOS.
Where is the list of tccutil service names?
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I am learning to build things on my new M1 MacBook Pro (MacBookPro17,1) after about 15 years of porting software on Mac PPC and x86_64, almost exclusively scientific code via MacPorts and GNU AutoTools.
So I've used Xcode, but I am very rusty at it.
However... I think I know what's wrong here.
The Apple Silicon Macs require macOS Big Sur or later. I think.
So for cross-compiling a project for Apple's aarch64, you will need to build against the new OS version:
macOS Deployment Target: 11.0 or later
Previous developer tools referred to macOS 10.16, but I do not see that as an SDK in the current version of Xcode.