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I believe this is due to our customizable Data folder location? And the nature of how python has access to all system files. I have no idea why it would show as needing to specifically access data from a game. And personally on my Mac I've never seen this prompt before.
https://github.com/LykosAI/StabilityMatrix/blob/main/Build/AppEntitlements.entitlements
Our only entitlement for CI app builds is to allow JIT code execution as required for the .NET runtime to function.
Odd... so the behavior is see is On OSX Sonoma 14.2 on Mac Studio M2 Ultra I have stability matrix installed, with a data folder pointed to ~/Library/Application Support/StabilityMatrix Checkpoints folder pointed to ~/Projects/SDModels
Then I start EpicSeven on the computer and I get the popup. At least a few times. This morning I did not. I also noticed it for a few others apps.
I don't see any convergence in access between them and it's def Stability Matrix that's triggering the entitlement pop. I looked in Application Support and didn't see any data cache for Epic Seven by app or publisher.
I'd keep an eye open for this and see if there's a common factor. Maybe mobile apps running on apple silicon trigger it.
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On OSX Stability Matrix asked for permission to access other applications, including a mobile game such as Epic Seven. It is not desirable for the application to be working so far outside its perimeter. Probably a few checkboxes are clicked wrong in the OSX build system.