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I created a macOS 15.1 VM with the goal of testing an app I'm working on under some specific conditions.
When adding the vm as a new device to Apple's Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles, the form doesn't let you add the VM Provisioning UDID because it's in a different format:
My Mac's format: XXXXXXXX-YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY (<char:8>-<char:16>)
VM 's format: 0c54abf2f2e4bfd1b1e5a2c35232028e7d608958 (<char:40>)
It looks like this when adding:
Assuming this is not intentional/compulsory, is there a way to create a VM with the PUDID in the correct format?
The impact of the issue: cannot install debug builds onto VM. The workaround is a production build using Developer ID (takes more time).
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Hi there,
I created a macOS 15.1 VM with the goal of testing an app I'm working on under some specific conditions.
When adding the vm as a new device to Apple's Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles, the form doesn't let you add the VM Provisioning UDID because it's in a different format:
It looks like this when adding:
Assuming this is not intentional/compulsory, is there a way to create a VM with the PUDID in the correct format?
The impact of the issue: cannot install debug builds onto VM. The workaround is a production build using Developer ID (takes more time).
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