Please excuse me if this is an obvious question, I tried Googling, but all the results are for instructions for users of released products.
I have a small proof-of-concept bit of code that I'm working on which involves traversing the filesystem. I have a test folder on my desktop which the code walks though.
Every time I build and run in Xcode I have to grant permission to the app to access the desktop. Is there a way to permanently grant access to my target whilst I'm in development?
Thanks.
Is there a way to permanently grant access to my target whilst I'm in development?
The majority of problems like this are the result of the program not having a stable code signature. Ad hoc code signing (Sign to Run Locally in Xcode) is not stable. The system can’t tell that version N+1 of your code is the same program as version N. To fix this, switch to code signing with an identity, typically Apple Development.
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