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Fixes #192

Related to discussion in #191.

@mdmathias mdmathias requested a review from petea August 5, 2022 20:02
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petea commented Aug 19, 2022

Any insight into why this is the behavior for the development cert case on macOS?

You didn't need to add keychain sharing with our internal development cert, correct?

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The issue is that running the sample app on macOS is, I guess, similar to deploying to a real device. That means there is a discrepancy between what the iOS and macOS sample apps need in order to work. iOS will not need a provisioning profile if deploying on the simulator. macOS will because you are deploying to a real device. I think this difference is a little confusing.

In any case, macOS users have two options:

  1. Manually manage signing and provide a provisioning profile.
  2. Add the keychain-access-groups entitlement to the mac target.

I think we should suggest in that order. I'm going to update our README to provide some guidance on this.

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this looks like this could work thank you

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DaysUntilBirthday sample app requires keychain entitlement with Development certificate

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