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When running an application on macOS from within restricted directories such as Downloads, Documents, or Desktop, users encounter a "Request access to files" popup.
Cause
This behavior is caused by the HttpClient invoking CommonUnixIPGlobalProperties.getDomainName, which requires file access.
Impact
The popup is triggered by default and may be undesirable for some users.
Not granting access does not affect error reporting.
Proposed Solutions
Preferable: Find a way to avoid invoking the domain name resolving.
Make the UnityBackgroundWorkerpublic. It relies on UnityWebRequests for sending events.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issue
When running an application on macOS from within restricted directories such as
Downloads
,Documents
, orDesktop
, users encounter a "Request access to files" popup.Cause
This behavior is caused by the
HttpClient
invokingCommonUnixIPGlobalProperties.getDomainName
, which requires file access.Impact
Proposed Solutions
UnityBackgroundWorker
public. It relies onUnityWebRequests
for sending events.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: