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flutter-macos-tcc-responsible-process-camera-denial

Skill265 starsChanged 9 days agoMPL-2.0View on GitHub

Fix black camera/microphone preview in Flutter macOS apps launched via `flutter run` from a terminal emulator (cmux, iTerm, Terminal.app, VS Code integrated terminal, Cursor, etc.). Use when: (1) camera plugin reports initialized but preview is black with no frames, (2) logs show "initialization completed via timeout" or similar first-frame timeout fallback, (3) AVCaptureSession.startRunning() returns without error but zero frames arrive, (4) the app's Info.plist has NSCameraUsageDescription and entitlements (com.apple.security.device.camera, audio-input) are correctly set, (5) no permission dialog ever appears, (6) same failure mode for microphone. Root cause is macOS TCC attributing camera/mic requests to the *responsible process* (the parent terminal) rather than the Flutter app itself. TCC refuses to prompt because the terminal is hardened-runtime without a camera entitlement, and silently denies. Not a bug in the camera plugin — would reproduce with ANY camera code.

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