# MacOS 15 Beta does not support apps that contain Chinese characters in the path (/en/api-reference/faq/other/macos_15_beta)

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When developing on macOS 15 Beta system, if the path of the App and the App name contain non-English characters (for example, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, or others), the compiled `Metal shader library` may not contain any methods, causing the App to fail to run normally.

## Cause of the problem [#cause-of-the-problem]

This issue is cause by a system bug.

## Solution [#solution]

This section takes the Chinese environment as an example to introduce how to create an `InfoPlist` file that supports multiple languages and define the name text displayed by the App. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Create files for multi-language support:

   1. Open your project in Xcode and select the **Info** tab.

   2. In the **Localizations** section, click the **+** button and select **Chinese, Simplified** to localize your project to support Chinese characters.

      ![mac15beta-addlanguage](https://assets-docs.agora.io/images/faq/mac15beta-addlanguage.png)

2. Create the `InfoPlist` file:

   1. Add a new file:
      1. Right-click your project folder in the project navigator and select **New File...**.
      2. In the pop-up dialog box, select **String Catalog**.
         ![mac15beta-choosetemplate](https://assets-docs.agora.io/images/faq/mac15beta-choosetemplate.png)

   2. Name the file `InfoPlist` and click **Create**.

   3. Set the language

      1. Select the `InfoPlist` file you just created in the project navigator, select the **Chinese, Simplified** language you have added, and click the **+** button.
      2. Add `Key` as `CFBundleDisplayName` and add the display name for it in the Chinese environment.

         <CalloutContainer type="warning">
           <CalloutTitle>
             Note
           </CalloutTitle>

           <CalloutDescription>
             If the original **Info** in your project is in Chinese, you need to set the display name in English at the same time to ensure that the names displayed in the &#x2A;*Default Localization (zh-Hans)** and &#x2A;*English (en)** fields are as expected.
           </CalloutDescription>
         </CalloutContainer>

         ![mac15beta-addkey](https://assets-docs.agora.io/images/faq/mac15beta-addkey.png)

3. Define the localized display name of the App:

   1. Select the target file in **TARGETS** and open the **Info** tab.

   2. Click the &#x2A;*+** button and add `Key` as `Application has localized display name`. Set `Value` to `YES` so that the display name of the App can be displayed as different text in different language environments.

      ![mac15beta-setdisplayname](https://assets-docs.agora.io/images/faq/mac15beta-setdisplayname.png)

4. Verify the results:

   1. Make sure that no file names and App build paths in the project contain Chinese characters.
   2. Compile the project and build the App.
   3. Switch the language in **System Preferences** on the macOS system to ensure that the App name is displayed correctly in different languages.