I think the documentation pages have been borked a bit...

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Created Jun ’24

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I was trying to check the documentation for handleNewUDPFlow over at https://developer.apple.com/documentation/networkextension/neappproxyprovider/3192017-handlenewudpflow and... it says it's deprecated on everything. Retroactively.

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Systems Engineer OP

Apple

Jun ’24

This may be an issue of timing in the documentation. I believe this is due to the updates made for NWEndpoint, and so this changed the method signature here. Can you open a bug report for this here, in case one is not already opened, and I can make sure it goes to the right place. Please post the Feedback ID here.

Matt Eaton - Networking

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kithrup OP

Jun ’24

What changes were made to NWEndpoint?

I filed FB14076199

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DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Jul ’24

I filed FB14076199

Thanks.

What changes were made to NWEndpoint?

In macOS 15 beta we’ve put in a bunch of work to remove any dependencies on Network Extension framework’s in-provider networking APIs. So, an API like -handleNewUDPFlow:initialRemoteEndpoint:, which takes an NetworkExtension.NWEndpoint, has been deprecated in favour of -handleNewUDPFlow:initialRemoteFlowEndpoint:, which takes a nw_endpoint_t.

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