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Allow Swift 4 console application permanent access to control computer
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I'm working on some Swift 4 application for MacOS 10.14 that needs to post some keyboard CGEvents to simulate keys being pressed. After launching MacOS asks if I want to allow my application to take control over my computer. After I allow it, everything works fine. But when I make some changes to an application the security popup doesn't show up and simulated keystrokes stops working until I manually remove my application from Security -> Privacy tab, restart an app and allow it to control my computer again. It's very frustrating. Is there any way to prevent this kind of behavior and give access to an app for all future builds so I don't have to go through it every single time I make some changes?
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I'm working on some Swift 4 application for MacOS 10.14 that needs to post some keyboard CGEvents to simulate keys being pressed. After launching MacOS asks if I want to allow my application to take control over my computer. After I allow it, everything works fine. But when I make some changes to an application the security popup doesn't show up and simulated keystrokes stops working until I manually remove my application from Security -> Privacy tab, restart an app and allow it to control my computer again. It's very frustrating. Is there any way to prevent this kind of behavior and give access to an app for all future builds so I don't have to go through it every single time I make some changes?
swift xcode macos swift4
asked Mar 21 at 22:49
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I'm working on some Swift 4 application for MacOS 10.14 that needs to post some keyboard CGEvents to simulate keys being pressed. After launching MacOS asks if I want to allow my application to take control over my computer. After I allow it, everything works fine. But when I make some changes to an application the security popup doesn't show up and simulated keystrokes stops working until I manually remove my application from Security -> Privacy tab, restart an app and allow it to control my computer again. It's very frustrating. Is there any way to prevent this kind of behavior and give access to an app for all future builds so I don't have to go through it every single time I make some changes?
swift xcode macos swift4
asked Mar 21 at 22:49
Kacper DębowskiKacper Dębowski
5011
I'm working on some Swift 4 application for MacOS 10.14 that needs to post some keyboard CGEvents to simulate keys being pressed. After launching MacOS asks if I want to allow my application to take control over my computer. After I allow it, everything works fine. But when I make some changes to an application the security popup doesn't show up and simulated keystrokes stops working until I manually remove my application from Security -> Privacy tab, restart an app and allow it to control my computer again. It's very frustrating. Is there any way to prevent this kind of behavior and give access to an app for all future builds so I don't have to go through it every single time I make some changes?
swift xcode macos swift4
swift xcode macos swift4
asked Mar 21 at 22:49
Kacper DębowskiKacper Dębowski
5011
asked Mar 21 at 22:49
Kacper DębowskiKacper Dębowski
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asked Mar 21 at 22:49
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