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iOS and MacOS entitlements needs updates for VS Code #2358

Open scottkuhl opened 3 months ago

scottkuhl commented 3 months ago

Type of issue

Outdated article

Description

With the retirement of Visual Studio for Mac there are currently no instructions on how to get entitlements working for iOS or MacCatalyst while developing on a Mac. The sections for Visual Studio for Mac should be updated to instructions for VS Code.

Page URL

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/maui/ios/entitlements?view=net-maui-8.0&tabs=vs

Content source URL

https://github.com/dotnet/docs-maui/blob/main/docs/ios/entitlements.md

Document Version Independent Id

3305d4a0-d05c-84db-0388-2dc01fbbcfc3

Article author

@davidbritch

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scottkuhl commented 3 months ago

This applies to this article as well: Mac Catalyst entitlements

davidbritch commented 3 months ago

Hi @scottkuhl

Agreed about the docs update, but as a quick answer it's literally a case of having to add an XML file to the project and hand edit it.

scottkuhl commented 3 months ago

I think this is a separate issue, but these pages also need updating:

Automatic provisioning for iOS apps Manual provisioning for iOS apps

These are probably more important, because the IDEs hide some "magic" that handles some very complicated stuff.

@davidbritch would you like me to open a separate issue for those?

davidbritch commented 3 months ago

Hi @scottkuhl

Please go ahead. It's all known issues that anything with VSMac content needs VSCode versions, but you creating issues will save me doing so.

There's no good story about a lot of this stuff in VSCode though. It's the whole VSCode being an editor versus VSMac being an IDE. So in VSCode provisioning is a case of using Xcode to pull down provisioning profiles, and then using command line to set certificates/profiles.

scottkuhl commented 3 months ago

There's no good story about a lot of this stuff in VSCode though. It's the whole VSCode being an editor versus VSMac being an IDE. So in VSCode provisioning is a case of using Xcode to pull down provisioning profiles, and then using command line to set certificates/profiles.

Even documenting that process would help. I'll open another story. Thanks.