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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe macOS packet tunnel now applies IPv4 and IPv6 settings independently of auto-routing and resolves fallback descriptors from configured addresses. The change also propagates service-stop errors and adds lifecycle smoke scenarios, test harness support, and workflow integration. ChangesmacOS VPN lifecycle
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SmokeTest
participant PacketTunnel
participant TunnelFileDescriptor
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SmokeTest->>PacketTunnel: request forced fallback
PacketTunnel->>TunnelFileDescriptor: resolve configured tunnel addresses
TunnelFileDescriptor-->>PacketTunnel: return candidate descriptor
PacketTunnel->>SmokeResultFiles: record interface and addresses
SmokeResultFiles-->>SmokeTest: provide matching fallback result
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new macOS lifecycle smoke run will time out waiting for results from an extension built without its test hooks. Fix the fixture build before relying on or merging this workflow. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new fallback is designed to reject missing or ambiguous tunnel interfaces, and a failed stop now prevents an immediate restart. The remaining uncertainty is whether macOS and the VPN library fully clear a failed session before a later connection. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Pull request overview
Updates macOS tunnel descriptor selection to match configured IPv4/IPv6 addresses, preventing stale or ambiguous interfaces from being used.
Changes:
- Added address-based descriptor resolution.
- Added regression tests for stale, duplicate, and ambiguous descriptors.
- Integrated the resolver and tests into the Xcode project.
- Updated tunnel replacement documentation.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
macos/RunnerTests/TunnelFileDescriptorTests.swift |
Adds descriptor-selection regression tests. |
macos/Runner.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj |
Registers implementation and test files. |
macos/PacketTunnel/SingBox/TunnelFileDescriptor.swift |
Implements address-based interface matching. |
macos/PacketTunnel/SingBox/ExtensionProvider.swift |
Updates tunnel replacement documentation. |
macos/PacketTunnel/SingBox/ExtensionPlatformInterface.swift |
Uses the new descriptor resolver. |
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In @.github/workflows/build-macos.yml:
- Around line 176-193: Update the “Enable VPN lifecycle test fixture” step to
pass VPN_SMOKE_TEST through Flutter’s supported Xcode setting path: set
FLUTTER_XCODE_SWIFT_ACTIVE_COMPILATION_CONDITIONS to inherit existing conditions
and include VPN_SMOKE_TEST, so the PacketTunnel Profile target receives the
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| - name: Enable VPN lifecycle test fixture | ||
| if: ${{ inputs.vpn_lifecycle_smoke }} | ||
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| RUNNER_LABEL: ${{ inputs.runner_label }} | ||
| RUN_CONNECT_SMOKE: ${{ inputs.run_connect_smoke }} | ||
| SECRETLESS_TEST_BUILD: ${{ inputs.secretless_test_build }} | ||
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| set -euo pipefail | ||
| [[ "$RUNNER_LABEL" == "lantern-macos-smoke" && "$RUN_CONNECT_SMOKE" == "true" && | ||
| "$BUILD_TYPE" == "nightly" && "$SECRETLESS_TEST_BUILD" == "false" ]] || { | ||
| echo "VPN fault injection is restricted to the signed macOS smoke fixture." >&2 | ||
| exit 1 | ||
| } | ||
| printf '%s\n' 'SWIFT_ACTIVE_COMPILATION_CONDITIONS = $(inherited) VPN_SMOKE_TEST' \ | ||
| > "$RUNNER_TEMP/vpn-smoke.xcconfig" | ||
| echo "XCODE_XCCONFIG_FILE=$RUNNER_TEMP/vpn-smoke.xcconfig" >> "$GITHUB_ENV" | ||
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<excerpt>| /// Builds the macOS project through xcodebuild. | | // TODO(zanderso): refactor to share code with the existing iOS code. | | Future buildMacOS({ | | required FlutterProject flutterProject, | | required BuildInfo buildInfo, | | String? targetOverride, | | required bool verboseLogging, | | bool configOnly = false, | | SizeAnalyzer? sizeAnalyzer, | | bool usingCISystem = false, | | }) async { | | final Directory? xcodeWorkspace = flutterProject.macos.xcodeWorkspace; | | if (xcodeWorkspace == null) { | | ... ToolExit( | | ... No macOS desktop project configured. &`#39`; | ... https://flutter.dev/to/add-desktop ... | &`#39`;to learn about adding ... support to a project ... | ); | | } | ... | final Map<String, String> buildSettings = | | await flutterProject.macos.buildSettingsForBuildInfo( | | buildInfo, | | scheme: scheme, | | configuration: configuration, | | ) ?? | | <String, String>{}; | ... | // Write configuration to an xconfig file in a standard location. | | await updateGeneratedXcodeProperties( | | project: flutterProject, | | buildInfo: buildInfo, | | targetOverride: targetOverride, | | useMacOSConfig: true, | | ); | ... | try { | | result = await globals.processUtils.stream( | | [ | | &`#39`;/usr/bin/env&`#39`;, | | &`#39`;xcrun&`#39`;, | | &`#39`;xcodebuild&`#39`;, | | &`#39`;-workspace&`#39`;, | | xcodeWorkspace.path, | | &`#39`;-configuration&`#39`;, | | configuration, | | &`#39`;-scheme&`#39`;, | | scheme, | | &`#39`;-derivedDataPath&`#39`;, | | flutterBuildDir.absolute.path, | | &`#39`;-destination&`#39`;, | | destination, | | &`#39`;OBJROOT=${globals.fs.path.join(flutterBuildDir.absolute.path, &`#39`;Build&`#39`;, &`#39`;Intermediates.noindex&`#39`;)}&`#39`;, | | &`#39`;SYMROOT=${globals.fs.path.join(flutterBuildDir.absolute.path, &`#39`;Build&`#39`;, &`#39`;Products&`#39`;)}&`#39`;, | | if (verboseLogging) &`#39`;VERBOSE_SCRIPT_LOGGING=YES&`#39`; else &`#39`;-quiet&`#39`;, | | &`#39`;COMPILER_INDEX_STORE_ENABLE=NO&`#39`;, | | if (disabledSandboxEntitlementFile != null) | | &`#39`;CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS=${disabledSandboxEntitlementFile.path}&`#39`;, | | ...environmentVariablesAsXcodeBuildSettings(globals.platform), | | ], | | trace: true, | | stdoutErrorMatcher: verboseLogging ? null : _filteredOutput, | | mapFunction: verboseLogging | | ? null | | : (String line) => _filteredOutput.hasMatch(line) ? line : null, | | ); | | } finally { | | status.cancel(); | | } | | if (result != ... 0) { | | throwToolExit(&`#39`;Build process failed&`#39`;); | | } |</excerpt>
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<excerpt>Building macOS apps with Flutter # Building macOS apps with Flutter Platform-specific considerations for building for macOS with Flutter. This page discusses considerations unique to building macOS apps with Flutter, including shell integration and distribution of macOS apps through the Apple Store. ## Integrating with macOS look and feel While you can use any visual style or theme you choose to build a macOS app, you might want to adapt your app to more fully align with the macOS look and feel. Flutter includes the Cupertino widget set, which provides a set of widgets for the current iOS design language. Many of these widgets, including sliders, switches and segmented controls, are also appropriate for use on macOS. Alternatively, you might find the macos_ui package a good fit for your needs. This package provides widgets and themes that implement the macOS design language, including a `MacosWindow` frame and scaffold, toolbars, pulldown and pop-up buttons, and modal dialogs. ## Building macOS apps To distribute your macOS application, you can either distribute it through the macOS App Store, or you can distribute the `.app` itself, perhaps from your own website. You need to notarize your macOS application before distributing it outside the macOS App Store. The first step in both of the above processes involves working with your application inside of Xcode. To be able to compile your application from inside of Xcode you first need to build the application for release using the `flutter build` command, then open the Flutter macOS Runner application. bash ``` flutter build macos open macos/Runner.xcworkspace ``` Once inside of Xcode, follow either Apple&`#39`;s documentation on notarizing macOS Applications, or on distributing an application through the App Store. You should also read through the macOS-specific support section below to understand how entitlements, the App Sandbox, and the Hardened Runtime impact your distributable application. Build and release a macOS app provides a more detailed step-by-step walkthrough of releasing a Flutter app to the App Store. ## Entitlements and the App Sandbox macOS builds are configured by default to be signed, and sandboxed with App Sandbox. This means that if you want to confer specific capabilities or services on your macOS app, such as the following: - Accessing the internet - Capturing movies and images from the built-in camera - Accessing files Then you must set up specific entitlements in Xcode. The following section tells you how to do this. ### Setting up entitlements Managing sandbox settings is done in the `macos/Runner/*.entitlements` files. When editing these files, you shouldn&`#39`;t remove the original `Runner-DebugProfile.entitlements` exceptions (that support incoming network connections and JIT), as they&`#39`;re necessary for the `debug` and `profile` modes to function correctly. If you&`#39`;re used to managing entitlement files through the Xcode capabilities UI, be aware that the capabilities editor updates only one of the two files or, in some cases, it creates a whole new entitlements file and switches the project to use it for all configurations. Either scenario causes issues. We recommend that you edit the files directly. Unless you have a very specific reason, you should always make identical changes to both files. If you keep the App Sandbox enabled (which is required if you plan to distribute your application in the App Store), you need to manage entitlements for your application when you add certain plugins or other native functionality. For instance, using the `file_selector` plugin requires adding either the `com.apple.security.files.user-selected.read-only` or `com.apple.security.files.user-selected.read-write` entitlement. Another common entitlement is `com.apple.security.network.client`, which you must add if you make any network requests. Without the `com.apple.security.network.client` entitlement, for example, network requests fail with a messag…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<excerpt>Set up macOS development # Set up macOS development Configure your development environment to run, build, and deploy Flutter apps for macOS devices. Learn how to set up your development environment to run, build, and deploy Flutter apps for the macOS desktop platform. info Note If you haven&`#39`;t set up Flutter already, visit and follow Install Flutter first. If you&`#39`;ve already installed Flutter, ensure that it&`#39`;s up to date. ## Set up tooling With Xcode, you can run Flutter apps on macOS as well as compile and debug native Swift and Objective-C code. 1. ### Install Xcode If you haven&`#39`;t done so already, install and set up the latest version of Xcode. If you&`#39`;ve already installed Xcode, update it to the latest version using the same installation method you used originally. 2. ### Set up Xcode command-line tools To configure the Xcode command-line tools to use the version of Xcode you installed, run the following command in your preferred terminal: ``` $ sudo sh -c &`#39`;xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer && xcodebuild -runFirstLaunch&`#39`; ``` content_copy If you downloaded Xcode elsewhere or need to use a different version, replace `/Applications/Xcode.app` with the path to there instead. 3. ### Agree to the Xcode licenses After you&`#39`;ve set up Xcode and configured its command-line tools, agree to the Xcode licenses. 1. Open your preferred terminal. 2. Run the following command to review and sign the Xcode licenses. ``` $ sudo xcodebuild -license ``` content_copy 3. Read and agree to all necessary licenses. Before agreeing to the terms of each license, read each with care. Once you&`#39`;ve accepted all the necessary licenses successfully, the command should output how to review the licenses. 4. ### Install CocoaPods To support Flutter plugins that use native macOS code, install the latest version of CocoaPods. Install CocoaPods following the CocoaPods installation guide. If you&`#39`;ve already installed CocoaPods, update it following the CocoaPods update guide. ## Validate your setup 1. ### Check for toolchain issues To check for any issues with your macOS development setup, run the `flutter doctor` command in your preferred terminal: ``` $ flutter doctor -v ``` content_copy If you see any errors or tasks to complete under the Xcode section, complete and resolve them, then run `flutter doctor -v` again to verify any changes. 2. ### Check for macOS devices To ensure Flutter can find and connect to your macOS device correctly, run `flutter devices` in your preferred terminal: ``` $ flutter devices ``` content_copy If you set everything up correctly, there should be at least one entry with the platform marked as macos. 3. ### Troubleshoot setup issues If you need help resolving any setup issues, check out Install and setup troubleshooting. If you still have issues or questions, reach out on one of the Flutter community channels. ## Start developing for macOS Congratulations! Now that you&`#39`;ve set up macOS desktop development for Flutter, you can continue your Flutter learning journey while testing on macOS or begin expanding integration with macOS. - Build and deploy to macOS - Bind to native macOS code - Embed native macOS views - Set up app flavors - Use Swift Package Manager</excerpt>
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- 1: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/5c6367c2/packages/flutter_tools/lib/src/xcode_project.dart
- 2: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/5c6367c2/packages/flutter_tools/lib/src/ios/xcode_build_settings.dart
- 3: https://flutter.googlesource.com/mirrors/flutter/+/refs/heads/ios-experimental/packages/flutter_tools/lib/src/macos/build_macos.dart
- 4: https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/macos/building
- 5: https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/macos/setup
- 6: GitHub pull request 43553 in flutter/flutter (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: https://docs.flutter.dev/deployment/macos
- 8: https://docs.flutter.dev/deployment/flavors-ios
- 9: GitHub issue 12749 in flutter/flutter (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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<excerpt>&`#39`;-skipPackageUpdates&`#39`;, &`#39`;-skipPackagePluginValidation&`#39`;, &`#39`;-skipPackageSignatureValidation&`#39`;, ... /// Asynchronously retrieve xcode build settings. This one is preferred for /// new call-sites. /// /// If [XcodeProjectBuildContext.scheme] is `null`, `xcodebuild` will /// return build settings for the first discovered target (by default this is Runner). Future<Map<String, String>> getBuildSettings( XcodeBasedProject xcodeProject, { required XcodeProjectBuildContext buildContext, Duration timeout = const Duration(minutes: 1), }) async { final Status status = _logger.startSpinner(); final String? scheme = buildContext.scheme; final String? configuration = buildContext.configuration; final String? target = buildContext.target; final String? deviceId = buildContext.deviceId; final String buildDir = switch (buildContext.sdk) { XcodeSdk.MacOSX => getMacOSBuildDirectory(), XcodeSdk.IPhoneOS || XcodeSdk.IPhoneSimulator => getIosBuildDirectory(), XcodeSdk.WatchOS || XcodeSdk.WatchSimulator => getIosBuildDirectory(), }; final List xcodebuildCommandArgs = await fetchDependenciesAndGenerateXcodebuildArgs( xcodeProject, _fileSystem.directory(buildDir), ); final String projectPath = xcodeProject.xcodeProject.path; final showBuildSettingsCommand = [ ...xcodebuildCommandArgs, &`#39`;-project&`#39`;, _fileSystem.path.absolute(projectPath), if (scheme != null) ... [&`#39`;-scheme&`#39`;, scheme], if (configuration != null) ... [&`#39`;-configuration&`#39`;, configuration], if (target != null) ... [&`#39`;-target&`#39`;, target], if (buildContext.sdk == XcodeSdk.IPhoneSimulator) ... [ &`#39`;-sdk&`#39`;, XcodeSdk.IPhoneSimulator.platformName, ], &`#39`;-destination&`#39`;, if (deviceId != null) &`#39`;id=$deviceId&`#39`; else buildContext.sdk.genericPlatform, &`#39`;-showBuildSettings&`#39`;, &`#39`;BUILD_DIR=${_fileSystem.path.absolute(buildDir)}&`#39`;, ...environmentVariablesAsXcodeBuildSettings(_platform), ]; try { // showBuildSettings is reported to occasionally timeout. Here, we give it // a lot of wiggle room (locally on Flutter Gallery, this takes ~1s). // When there is a timeout, we retry once. final RunResult result = await _processUtils.run( showBuildSettingsCommand, throwOnError: true, workingDirectory: projectPath, timeout: timeout, timeoutRetries: 1, ); final String out = result.stdout.trim(); return parseXcodeBuildSettings(out); } on Exception catch (error) { if (error is ProcessException && error.toString().contains(&`#39`;timed out&`#39`;)) { final String eventType = switch (buildContext.sdk) { XcodeSdk.MacOSX => &`#39`;macos&`#39`;, XcodeSdk.IPhoneOS || XcodeSdk.IPhoneSimulator => &`#39`;ios&`#39`;, XcodeSdk.WatchOS || XcodeSdk.WatchSimulator => &`#39`;watchos&`#39`;, }; _analytics.send( Event.flutterBuildInfo( label: &`#39`;xcode-show-build-settings-timeout&`#39`;, buildType: eventType, command: showBuildSettingsCommand.join(&`#39`; &`#39`;), ), ); } _logger.printTrace(&`#39`;Unexpected failure to get Xcode build settings: $error.&`#39`;); return const <String, String>{}; } finally { status.stop(); } } ... scheme&`#39`;, scheme, ... quiet&`#39`;, ... &`#39`;, ...environmentVariablesAsXcodeBuildSettings(_platform), ... workingDirectory: projectPath); } ... xcodebuild // ... /// Environment variables prefixed by FLUTTER_XCODE_ will be passed as build configurations to xcodebuild. /// This allows developers to pass arbitrary build settings in without the tool needing to make a flag /// for or be aware of each one. This could be used to set code signing build settings in a CI /// environment without requiring settings changes in the Xcode project. List environmentVariablesAsXcodeBuildSettings(Platform platform) { const xcodeBuildSettingPrefix = &`#39`;FLUTTER_XCODE_&`#39`;; return platform.environment.entries .where((MapEntry<String, String> mapEntry) { return mapEntry.key.startsWith(xcodeBuildSettingPrefix); }) .expand ((MapEntry<String, String> mapEntry) { // Remove FLUTTER_XCODE_ prefix from the environment variabl…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<excerpt>< String>[ ... 198 ... xcodebuild ... fileSystem. path. absolute( ... ) ...< String> ... | 202 ... . IPhoneSimulator) ... ... 207 | ], ... | 208 | &`#39`;-destination&`#39`;, | | 209 | if (deviceId != null) &`#39`;id=$ deviceId&`#39`; else buildContext. sdk. genericPlatform, | | 210 | &`#39`;-showBuildSettings&`#39`;, | | 211 | &`#39`;BUILD_DIR=${_fileSystem. path. absolute(buildDir)}&`#39`;, | | 212 | ... environmentVariablesAsXcodeBuildSettings(_platform), | | 213 | ]; | ... | 347 | /// Environment variables prefixed by FLUTTER_XCODE_ will be passed as build configurations to xcodebuild. | | 348 | /// This allows developers to pass arbitrary build settings in without the tool needing to make a flag | | 349 | /// for or be aware of each one. This could be used to set code signing build settings in a CI | | 350 | /// environment without requiring settings changes in the Xcode project. | | 351 | List< String> environmentVariablesAsXcodeBuildSettings(Platform platform) { | | 352 | const xcodeBuildSettingPrefix = &`#39`;FLUTTER_XCODE_&`#39`;; | | 353 | return platform. environment. entries | | 354 | . where((MapEntry< String, String> mapEntry) { | | 355 | return mapEntry. key. startsWith(xcodeBuildSettingPrefix); | | 356 | }) | | 357 | . expand< String>((MapEntry< String, String> mapEntry) { | | 358 | // Remove FLUTTER_XCODE_ prefix from the environment variable to get the build setting. | | 359 | final String trimmedBuildSettingKey = mapEntry. key. substring( | | 360 | xcodeBuildSettingPrefix. length, | | 361 | ); | | 362 | return < String>[&`#39`;$ trimmedBuildSettingKey=${ mapEntry. value}&`#39`;]; | | 363 | }) | | 364 | . toList(); | | 365 | } | | 366 | | | 367 | Map< String, String> parseXcodeBuildSettings(String showBuildSettingsOutput) { | | 368 | final settings = < String, String>{}; | | 369 | for (final Match? match | | 370 | in showBuildSettingsOutput. split(&`#39`;\n&`#39`;). map< Match?>(_settingExpr. firstMatch)) { | | 371 | if (match != null) { | | 372 | settings [match [1]!] = match [2]!; | | 373 | } | | 374 | } | | 375 | return settings; | | 376 | } | | 377 | | ... 8 | /// Substitutes variables in ... with their values from the specified Xcode ... | 379 | /// project and target. | | 38 ... String substituteXcodeVariables(String str, Map< String, String> xcodeBuildSettings) { | | 381 | final Iterable< Match> matches = _varExpr. allMatches(str); | | 382 | if (matches. isEmpty) { ... | 3 ... 3 | return str; ... | 384 | } | ... | 385 | ... | 386 | return str. replaceAllMapped(_varExpr, (Match m) => x ... Settings [m [1]!] ?? m ... 0]!); | | 3 ... 7 | } |</excerpt>
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<excerpt>String, String ... ); expect(fakeProcessManager, hasNoRemainingExpect ... ); }, overrides: <Type, Generator>{ FileSystem: () => fileSystem, ProcessManager: () => FakeProcessManager.any(), }, ); testUsingContext( &`#39`;xcodebuild build settings contains Flutter Xcode environment variables&`#39`;, () async { platform.environment = const <String, String>{ &`#39`;FLUTTER_XCODE_CODE_SIGN_STYLE&`#39`;: &`#39`;Manual&`#39`;, &`#39`;FLUTTER_XCODE_ARCHS&`#39`;: &`#39`;arm64&`#39`;, }; fakeProcessManager.addCommands( [ kWhichSysctlCommand, kx ... 4CheckCommand, kResolvePackagesCommand, FakeCommand( command: [ &`#39`;xcrun&`#39`;, &`#39`;xcodebuild&`#39`;, &`#39`;-clonedSourcePackagesDirPath&`#39`;, &`#39`;/build/ios/SourcePackages&`#39`;, &`#39`;-skipPackageUpdates&`#39`;, &`#39`;-skipPackagePluginValidation&`#39`;, &`#39`;-skipPackageSignatureValidation&`#39`;, &`#39`;-project&`#39`;, fileSystem.path.separator, &`#39`;-scheme&`#39`;, &`#39`;Free&`#39`;, &`#39`;-destination&`#39`;, &`#39`;generic/platform=iOS&`#39`;, &`#39`;-showBuildSettings&`#39`;, &`#39`;BUILD_DIR=${fileSystem.path.absolute(&`#39`;build&`#39`;, &`#39`;ios&`#39`;)}&`#39`;, &`#39`;CODE_SIGN_STYLE=Manual&`#39`;, &`#39`;ARCHS=arm64&`#39`;, ], ), ]); expect( await xcodeProjectInterpreter.getBuildSettings( FakeXcodeBasedProject(&`#39`;&`#39`;, fileSystem), buildContext: const XcodeProjectBuildContext(scheme: &`#39`;Free&`#39`;), ), const <String, String>{}, ); expect(fakeProcessManager, hasNoRemainingExpectations); }, overrides: <Type, Generator>{ FileSystem: () => fileSystem, ProcessManager: () => FakeProcessManager.any(), }, ); testUsingContext( &`#39`;build settings uses watch destination&`#39`;, ... () async { ... testWithoutContext(&`#39`; ... configuration for project with inconsistent naming is null&`#39`;, () { ... = XcodeProject ... -F&`#39`;, &`#39`;Dbg Paid&`#39`;, &`#39`;Rel Free&`#39`;, &`#39`;Release Full&`#39`;], ... [&`#39`;Free&`#39`;, ... ); expect( ... BuildMode. ... &`#39`;Free&`#39`;, ... Path: &`#39`;. ... _tool/ ... .json&`#39`;, ... ); expect( ... ( const ... Mode.profile, &`#39`;Free&`#39`;, treeShakeIcons: false, packageConfigPath: &`#39`;.dart_tool/package_config.json&`#39`;, ), &`#39`;Free&`#39`;, ), null, ); expect( info.buildConfigurationFor( const BuildInfo( BuildMode.release, &`#39`;Paid&`#39`;, treeShakeIcons: false, packageConfigPath: &`#39`;.dart_tool/package_config.json&`#39`;, ), &`#39`;Paid&`#39`;, ), null, ); }); group(&`#39`;environmentVariablesAsXcodeBuildSettings&`#39`;, () { late FakePlatform platform; setUp(() { platform = FakePlatform(); }); testWithoutContext(&`#39`;environment variables as Xcode build settings&`#39`;, () { platform.environment = const <String, String>{ &`#39`;Ignored&`#39`;: &`#39`;Bogus&`#39`;, &`#39`;FLUTTER_NOT_XCODE&`#39`;: &`#39`;Bogus&`#39`;, &`#39`;FLUTTER_XCODE_CODE_SIGN_STYLE&`#39`;: &`#39`;Manual&`#39`;, &`#39`;FLUTTER_XCODE_ARCHS&`#39`;: &`#39`;arm64&`#39`;, }; final List environmentVariablesAsBuildSettings = environmentVariablesAsXcodeBuildSettings(platform); expect(environmentVariablesAsBuildSettings, [ &`#39`;CODE_SIGN_STYLE=Manual&`#39`;, &`#39`;ARCHS=arm64&`#39`;, ]); }); }); group(&`#39`;updateGeneratedXcodeProperties&`#39`;, () { late Artifacts localIosArtifacts; late FakePlatform macOS; late FileSystem fs; setUp(() { fs = MemoryFileSystem.test(); ... osArtifacts = Artifacts.testLocal</excerpt>
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<excerpt>// Don&`#39`;t log analytics for downstream Flutter commands. // e.g. `flutter build bundle`. buildCommands.add(&`#39`;FLUTTER_SUPPRESS_ANALYTICS=true&`#39`;); buildCommands.add(&`#39`;COMPILER_INDEX_STORE_ENABLE=NO&`#39`;); buildCommands.addAll(environmentVariablesAsXcodeBuildSettings(globals.platform)); if (buildAction == XcodeBuildAction.archive) { buildCommands.addAll( [ &`#39`;-archivePath&`#39`;, globals.fs.path.absolute(app.archiveBundlePath), &`#39`;archive&`#39`;, ]); } final sw = Stopwatch()..start(); initialBuildStatus = globals.logger.startProgress(&`#39`;Running Xcode build...&`#39`;); buildResult ... Notifies listener that no ... is coming. scriptOutputPipeFile?. ... buildSubStatus = ... ToString(buildAction)} ... AsSeconds( ... ).padLeft ... ( workflow: xcodeBuildActionToString(buildAction), variableName: &`#39`;xcode-ios&`#39`;, ... Milliseconds: elapsedDuration.inMilliseconds</excerpt>
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<excerpt>.logger), ... macos(flutterProject.macos, globals. ... await migration.run(); await DarwinDependencyManagement.validatePluginSupport( platform: darwinPlatform, xcodeProject: flutterProject.macos, plugins: await flutterProject.macos.getPlugins(), fileSystem: globals.fs, logger: globals.logger, cocoapods: globals.cocoaPods, ); final String buildDirectoryPath = getMacOSBuildDirectory(); final Directory flutterBuildDir = flutterProject.directory.childDirectory(buildDirectoryPath); if (!flutterBuildDir.existsSync()) { flutterBuildDir.createSync(recursive: true); } final Directory xcodeProject = flutterProject.macos.xcodeProject; // If the standard project exists, specify it to getInfo to handle the case where there are // other Xcode projects in the macos/ directory. Otherwise pass no name, which will work // regardless of the project name so long as there is exactly one project. final String? xcodeProjectName = xcodeProject.existsSync() ? xcodeProject.basename : null; final XcodeProjectInfo? projectInfo = await globals.xcodeProjectInterpreter?.getInfo( flutterProject.macos, projectFilename: xcodeProjectName, buildDirectory: flutterBuildDir, ); final String? scheme = projectInfo?.schemeFor(buildInfo); if (scheme == null) { projectInfo!.reportFlavorNotFoundAndExit(); } final String? configuration = projectInfo?.buildConfigurationFor(buildInfo, scheme); if (configuration == null) { throwToolExit(&`#39`;Unable to find expected configuration in Xcode project.&`#39`;); } final Map<String, String> buildSettings = await flutterProject.macos.buildSettingsForBuildInfo( buildInfo, scheme: scheme, configuration: configuration, ) ?? <String, String>{}; // Write configuration to an xconfig file in a standard location. await updateGeneratedXcodeProperties( project: flutterProject, buildInfo: buildInfo, targetOverride: targetOverride, useMacOSConfig: true, ); if (flutterProject.macos.usesSwiftPackageManager) { final String? macOSDeploymentTarget = buildSettings[&`#39`;MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET&`#39`;]; if (macOSDeploymentTarget != null) { SwiftPackageManager.updateMinimumDeployment( platform: darwinPlatform, project: flutterProject.macos, deploymentTarget: macOSDeploymentTarget, ); } } await processPodsIfNeeded(flutterProject.macos, buildDirectoryPath, buildInfo.mode); ... Project.macos. ... .macos.inputFile ... // Get EXCLUDED_ARCHS from Xcode project build settings // This allows developers to exclude specific architectures (e.g., x86_64) // when dependencies don&`#39`;t support them final String? excludedArchs = switch (buildSettings[&`#39`;EXCLUDED_ARCHS&`#39`;]?.trim()) { null || &`#39`;&`#39`; => null, final String excludedArches => excludedArches, }; final bool binaryContainsX86Slice = archs == null && (excludedArchs == null || !excludedArchs.contains(&`#39`;x86_64&`#39`;)); final bool allowsArm64Only = switch (globals.xcodeProjectInterpreter!.version?.major) { null || < 27 => false, _ => true, }; if (buildInfo.isRelease && binaryContainsX86Slice && allowsArm64Only) { globals.logger.printWarning( &`#39`;Xcode 27 no longer requires macOS binaries to support the x86_64 architecture. &`#39`; &`#39`;To build ARM-only macOS apps now, run: "flutter config --enable-macos-arm64-only". &`#39`; &`#39`;This will become the default behavior in a future Flutter release.&`#39`;, ); } var hasMacOSMinDeploymentTargetIssue = false; String? macOSMinDeploymentTarget; try { if (archs != null && excludedArchs != null && excludedArchs.contains(archs)) { throwToolExit( &`#39`;No Valid Target Arch: &`#39`; &`#39`;You have enabled the macOSArm64Only feature flag but &`#39`; "arm64 is present in your macOS app&`#39`;s xcode project EXCLUDED_ARCHS settings. " &`#39`;Consider removing arm64 from EXCLUDED_ARCHS.&`#39`;, ); } final List xcodebuildCommandArgs = await globals.xcode! .fetchDependenciesAndGenerateXcodebuildArgs( flutterProject.macos, globals.fs.directory(buildDirectoryPath), skipPackageUpdatesAndValidation:…[truncated]</excerpt>
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/5c6367c2/packages/flutter_tools/lib/src/ios/xcodeproj.dart
- 2: https://codebrowser.dev/flutter/flutter/packages/flutter_tools/lib/src/ios/xcodeproj.dart.html
- 3: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/5c6367c2/packages/flutter_tools/test/general.shard/ios/xcodeproj_test.dart
- 4: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/5c6367c2/packages/flutter_tools/lib/src/ios/mac.dart
- 5: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/5c6367c2/packages/flutter_tools/lib/src/macos/build_macos.dart
- 6: GitHub pull request 43553 in flutter/flutter (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: GitHub issue 49378 in flutter/flutter (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 8: https://docs.flutter.dev/deployment/flavors-ios
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Pass the smoke condition through Flutter's supported Xcode setting path.
XCODE_XCCONFIG_FILE is not consumed by the flutter build macos invocation. Flutter 3.41.0 forwards only FLUTTER_XCODE_* variables to xcodebuild. The PacketTunnel Profile target therefore builds without VPN_SMOKE_TEST.
The extension omits request loading, failAfterSettings, forced fallback, and result recording. waitForResult then can wait 60 seconds and fail for failed-after-settings; each fallback request would also time out if reached.
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- printf '%s\n' 'SWIFT_ACTIVE_COMPILATION_CONDITIONS = $(inherited) VPN_SMOKE_TEST' \
- > "$RUNNER_TEMP/vpn-smoke.xcconfig"
- echo "XCODE_XCCONFIG_FILE=$RUNNER_TEMP/vpn-smoke.xcconfig" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
+ echo 'FLUTTER_XCODE_SWIFT_ACTIVE_COMPILATION_CONDITIONS=$(inherited) VPN_SMOKE_TEST' \
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In @.github/workflows/build-macos.yml around lines 176 - 193, Update the “Enable
VPN lifecycle test fixture” step to pass VPN_SMOKE_TEST through Flutter’s
supported Xcode setting path: set
FLUTTER_XCODE_SWIFT_ACTIVE_COMPILATION_CONDITIONS to inherit existing conditions
and include VPN_SMOKE_TEST, so the PacketTunnel Profile target receives the
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A failed tunnel start can leave an old utun descriptor in the extension process. A later connection could select that descriptor and appear connected without passing traffic.
Match fallback descriptors to the IPv4/IPv6 addresses configured for the tunnel, instead of relying on descriptor order. If no interface matches, or multiple interfaces match, fail startup rather than risk using the wrong tunnel. Descriptor ownership remains with NetworkExtension.
Adds regression coverage for stale and reused descriptors, ambiguous matches, duplicate handles, and equivalent IPv6 addresses.
Refs getlantern/engineering#3781
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