Release_iOS-17-4_macOS-14-4

docs/errata.md

@@ -4,12 +4,20 @@ This document lists errata for the YAML schema. This is used when older versions
 
 ## iOS 17 / macOS 14
 
+### profiles/com.apple.education.yaml
+
+The `GroupBeaconIDs` key in the `DepartmentsItem` dictionary in the `com.apple.education` profile payload incorrectly listed its type as an array of `string`. The correct type is an array of `integer`.
+
 ### profiles/com.apple.vpn.managed.yaml
 
 The `CertificateType` key in the `com.apple.vpn.managed` profile payload incorrectly listed `Ed25519` as a supported certificate type. That type was never supported and has now been removed.
 
 The `PPTP` VPNType has not been supported since iOS 10 and macOS 10.12, see https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT206844. The `PPTP` VPNType has been removed.
 
+There were a number of keys in the VPN dictionary that were implied to appear in other VPN types. These keys have now been explicitly added in all VPN types.
+
+The `ActionParameters` key in the profile payload has always been an array of dictionaries.
+
 ### mdmprotocol/commands passcode.firmware.set.yaml passcode.firmware.verify.yaml
 
 The response keys were incorrectly listed as being top-level keys in the response dictionary when in fact they were nested one-level deep.
@@ -35,3 +43,7 @@ The `contrast` key in the `com.apple.universalaccess` profile payload incorrectl
 ### profiles/com.apple.extensiblesso.yaml
 
 The `AuthorizationGroups` key was updated as the key values-pairs in the dictionary were incorrectly stated.
+
+### profiles/com.apple.dnsSettings.managed
+
+The `ActionParameters` key in the `com.apple.dnsSettings.managed` profile payload has always been an array of dictionaries.

docs/schema.md

@@ -35,13 +35,14 @@ The definition of the schema used here is in the `schema.yaml` file. That file c
 | iOS      | object | Supported features on this iOS |
 | macOS    | object | Supported features on this macOS |
 | tvOS     | object | Supported features on this tvOS |
+| visionOS | object | Supported features on this visionOS |
 | watchOS  | object | Supported features on this watchOS |
 
 __Notes__
 
 The `supportedOS` object is used in the `payload` object to indicate overall support for this object on each OS, as well as which enrollment modes are supported per OS. The `supportedOS` key may also appear on any payload key defined in `payloadkeys` or `responsekeys` array item objects. Each payload key is assumed to "inherit" the `supportedOS` values from the `payload` object, but that is then updated with any items in the key's own `supportedOS` object if present. This also overriding specific values in `supportedOS` on a per-key basis without the need to duplicate the entire `supportedOS` value from the `payload`.
 
-### iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS Objects
+### iOS, macOS, tvOS, visionOS, watchOS Objects
 
 | Name                | Type    | Description |
 |---------------------|---------|-------------|

docs/schema.yaml

@@ -79,6 +79,7 @@ properties:
                 items:
                   type: string
                   enum:
+                  - supervised
                   - device
                   - user
                   - local
@@ -155,6 +156,7 @@ properties:
                 description: Indicates that this payload should be considered a beta release for this OS. It may change in an incompatible way prior to final release.
           macOS: *supportedOSItem
           tvOS: *supportedOSItem
+          visionOS: *supportedOSItem
           watchOS: *supportedOSItem
       apply:
         type: string
@@ -279,8 +281,8 @@ properties:
               * boolean-and - multiple <boolean> values are combined using a logical AND operation
               * number-min - multiple <integer> or <real> values are combined by using the smallest value
               * number-max - multiple <integer> or <real> values are combined by using the largest value
-              * enum-lowest - multiple <string> values with a rangelist are combined by using the value whose position is lowest in the range list
-              * enum-highest - multiple <string> values with a rangelist are combined by using the value whose position is highest in the range list
+              * enum-first - multiple <string> values with a rangelist are combined by using the value whose position is first in the range list
+              * enum-last - multiple <string> values with a rangelist are combined by using the value whose position is last in the range list
               * first - multiple values are combined by using the first value that is processed
               * array-append - multiple <array> values are combined by concatenating the values in each array into a new array
               * set-union - multiple <array> values are combined by returning the unique union of all values in each array
@@ -290,8 +292,8 @@ properties:
           - boolean-and
           - number-min
           - number-max
-          - enum-lowest
-          - enum-highest
+          - enum-first
+          - enum-last
           - first
           - array-append
           - set-union