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I'm using Xcode 15.2 and have migrated my (macOS) project to use an xcstrings file a while back. Now when I check the xcstrings file, all items are marked as "stale". When I add new localized strings in code, they don't show up in the xcstrings file. The xcstrings file is built correctly (into .lproj/Localizable.strings) when building. Where can I check which source files are checked to update xcstrings status? "xcstringstool" appears to have a "sync" feature which reads "stringsdata" files, but there is no information in the xcstringstool help on where the stringsdata files come from. If I create a new project I can see a "stringsdata" file being generated for each source file in the intermediate build products folder.
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I have an app that is exclusively distributed through the Mac App Store. Since my last app update a couple of days ago I've had two users reporting that AVG / Avast anti-virus flags my app as being infected by Bundlore adware. Would this even be possible for apps distributed through the Mac App Store? Does anyone have any tips on how to proceed in this situation?The app was built and submitted on a machine running 10.14.3. This machine does not appear to be infected, but I don't have any anti-virus software running on it.
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