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I'm not suggesting any language-specific features like telling you which function it's in - just the filename, position, and matched string. This is information
by Ukv 2y ago
I'm not suggesting any language-specific features like telling you which function it's in - just the filename, position, and matched string. This is information already available to Apple, and can be useful even for compiled/object code.
From the linked Github issue:
> After lots of 'we can provide you with no further information' I finally submitted an appeal for the rejection which at last resulted in Apple telling me that parse.py and its .pyc were the offending files