[macOS, sandbox] Add files.user-selected entitlement support for arbitrary folder access.
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…bitrary folder access.
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platform:macos
topic:porting
cherrypick:3.x
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cherrypick:3.x
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Alternative variant, which is using native file dialogs in sandboxed apps instead: #47499 |
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Closed in favor of PR #47499. |
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Adds ability to access arbitrary folders for macOS sandboxed apps (
Entitlements→App Sandbox→Enabledis selected during export).files.user-selectedentitlement support to the export dialog.OS_OSX::request_permission("APP_SANDBOX_FILE_ACCESS")to request access to the folder.OS_OSX::get_granted_permissions()to get list of accessible folders.sandbox_file_access.mov
Edit: It's relevant for 3.x as well, but will require separate PR.