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Help => General => Topic started by: johnnywz00 on February 11, 2025, 06:29:00 pm
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I have copied the CLT template for XCode, and successfully added some of my own build settings by inserting some additional XML in the .plist file. However, I am being foiled with the `Enable Hardened Runtime` setting. In spite of including
```
(<plist>)
(<dict>)
<key>Project</key>
<dict>
<key>SharedSettings</key>
<dict>
<key>ENABLE_HARDENED_RUNTIME</key>
<string>NO</string>
</dict>
</dict>
```
the new SFML project will always start with hardened runtime enabled, and I have to turn it off manually. I suspect that some inherited behavior from the SFML template is causing this (because when I don't use the SFML template, hardened runtime isn't on), but on inspecting the files I can't see anywhere that it's specified. Does anyone know why this setting doesn't take effect, although the others that I've tried do?
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If you enable it in the XCode settings, does it not get added to the plist?
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/hardened-runtime
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I'm afraid I don't know what you're getting at... I'm aiming to be able to start new projects with Hardened Runtime off/disenabled (because it won't allow the SFML libraries), without having to turn it off manually each time. But my statement that non-SFML-template new projects started with Hardened Runtime off was based upon an older version of XCode, and is no longer correct. A basic XCode project, without SFML template, does start with Hardened Runtime enabled. So I suppose it has nothing to do with the SFML template.
Still, I am puzzled as to why the code I posted *doesn't* turn it off, since I'm specifying it in custom settings. As mentioned, other custom settings listed the same way do indeed take effect in my customized SFML template.
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I meant, if you turned it off manually and saved the project, maybe you could see if the syntax is supposedly different to what you've used.
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I'm not aware that altering settings within a created project writes to a .plist anywhere. If it does I'd be happy to know. The only .plist I know to tamper with is the one(s) that go along with the SFML templates, and as mentioned, couldn't find anything about hardened runtime in those. I'm pretty certain that ENABLE_HARDENED_RUNTIME is the correct value as that's what XCode displays when you hover over the setting...