Accidentally clicked "don't ask again" for USB passthrough

[myrrhkhan]

Describe the issue
Running a Windows 11 VM. Needed to connect a USB device to interact with a piece of software in my Windows VM. USB sharing would work fine, I'd always receive a dialog box saying "would you like to allow UTM to access [device]" with a "do not ask again" checkbox. At one point, I decided to click on the checkbox, after which USB sharing stopped working, maybe because I accidentally clicked "don't allow" instead of "allow" (don't think I did, but it is a possibility). Tried connecting later, wouldn't work, at one point UTM crashed (see log)
Either way, I was wondering if there was a way to undo this action (removing something from a "do not ask again list" or something) from the terminal or something. Device doesn't show up in Finder either (don't know if it did before though). USB device is working on a Windows machine.

Configuration

• UTM Version: 4.5.4
• macOS Version: 15.0 (24A335)
• Mac Chip (Intel, M1, ...): M2 MacBook Air

Crash log
see crash.log file (output was too long for GitHub)
crash.log

Upload VM
config.plist.zip

[osy]

This popup is handled by macOS and we have no control over it. There is probably some plist somewhere that stores this info but I don't know. Maybe check the Console to see if there's any info there? I'll try to investigate it when I have time.