Not that I can find. Entering this string into the searchBar of Build Settings finds nothing.

Is the build setting APPLICATION_EXTENSION_API_ONLY (“Require Only App-Extension-Safe API”) enabled anywhere? b

Oh, yes... and from the project's "project.pbxproj" file (notice that product-type is 'application'), /* Begin PBXNativeTarget section */ 69421F382653228F0031DC82 /* WineCorner */ = {

It all looks normal to me...(but what do I know?)

What do your app’s settings indicate?

Xcode 13.0ß3, project has a single target (set up as an app). I moved some files from the main project to a local SPM package and when Xcode has some problems with that, I deleted the app's folder in

💯 -- Rick Mann rmann@...

Sweet!

The new off-center window titlebar and the name/path pop-up that goes with it must’ve been designed by a 3-year-old who never used it except when he smashed the mouse with his Tonia truck. As it is,

I long for the interface from 11 years ago. Honestly, I would kill to have Snow Leopard’s UI back.

I don't use git so I'm not familiar with this particular nightmare, sorry!

In the Finder I use XtraFinder which enables the actual folder icons in the sidebar (just like it was before Lion). It helps quickly locate whatever I need as I have custom icons assigned to all

I’m with you 100%. And email in Big Sur? It’s an exercise in removing useful information. I keep machines around with Sierra and High Sierra on it to use less annoying UI. Why Apple started

Is the nightmare of the git log not showing recent commits from branches you are trying to merge fixed?

I filed a bug about this. But my Bug Sur Finder sidebar has similar icons. I abhor the flat look, and the astonishingly awful lack of contrast in Bug Sur. -- Rick Mann rmann@...

Good: The problem with Navigator/Inspector panes introduced in Xcode 12 is now fixed. As I'm sure you know, in Xcode 12 the state and position of panes wasn't saved with a particular tab, like in

Xcode 12.5, macOS 11.4 Xcode is issuing a warning for every NSTextField in my GUI that has "Automatically Adjusts Font" enabled: Automatically Adjusts Font requires using a Dynamic Type text style I

Ohh, I see it now. It’s an error with NSRange. It’s expecting a multibyte character and it’s not getting one so the range is -1 what it’s expecting. Use Ben’s suggestion. Nice bug though.

I don’t see any linked image. Can you send it to me offlist? And +1 on option G, option 2, option R. Alex Zavatone

Funny you should ask, I’m dealing with that right now. Apple uses Dynamic Type as a way to scale up text when someone selects the Accessibility option of Larger Type and then uses the slider to