[sacca97]

Some changes required by the new anisette backend system to be coherent when sending requests to apple servers + fixes of issues encountered along the way.

Some tests might be removed eventually.

Fixes #278

[rabea98]

Thanks for working on this! Quick question about the macOS ADI backend: macos.py pins adid to SHA-256 4b6b320f08edcf5d65ed1141399b76a8d9323fee2045c577c5d2f30f35a5dae1, but I can't find which macOS version that /usr/libexec/adid comes from. Which exact macOS 26 build produced it (e.g. 26.6.2 / 25G83)? I'm on Windows with no Mac, so I'd need to pull the file from a matching build. Thanks!

[sacca97]

@rabea98 it should be the latest available 26.X image, and then once you get the adi you have to take out the x86 part because is a fat one. I can check later tonight or tomorrow morning before making you download the wrong one.

ideally anything should work tho. I also tried another earlier MacOS i can't remember. I guess from 26.X you can pick any random one

[sacca97]

@rabea98 macOS 26.7.1 (25G241) x86_64 adid

[GunayAnach]

Tested the proposed local macOS ADI backend with Home Assistant running in a Linux Mint x86_64 container (Python 3.14).

Build and setup

Built the Python wheels in the HA environment from these commits:
FindMy.py: f2d24c8
Anisette.py: 627c9c663062bd872182b653113759c9d66b7e13
macOS-ADI-emulator: d4d2a832baf47d1cf43d989879950ac2aec45f47
Used the separately supplied CoreADI.x86_64 binary; its SHA-256 matched the backend’s expected hash: 4b6b320f08edcf5d65ed1141399b76a8d9323fee2045c577c5d2f30f35a5dae1.
Kept packages and binary on HA’s persistent /config mount, configured PYTHONPATH and MACOS_ADI_BINARY, and left the Anisette URL blank to select the local provider.
Results

The emulator booted and the local Anisette provider initialized.
Apple sign-in completed, including 2FA; HA set up the FindMy integration.
The first location fetch reported success, and a tracker reported location.
This was a real HA integration smoke test, not a run of the full upstream test suites. No credentials or tracker private keys were included.