I may have missed previous emails that specified this, but I'm using SPM dependencies exclusively, and running into issues that (mostly) have workarounds. As of Xcode 13b3/iOS 15b3, more APIs have bee

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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.

BTW if you "paste and preserve formatting" it'll insert the block at the insertion point, rather than inserting each line a the corresponding point in the line below the current insertion point.

I get this problem a lot with Xcode 12.5, and it seems like a bug. Sometimes cleaning the project and quitting Xcode helps.

In my SPManager app, when I run all unit tests in Xcode, it appears to pick up an environment variable set in Current Scheme->Test->Arguments. But if I click next to a single test in the gutter in the

Thanks, Jens. That was exactly the right answer, and now I feel like an idiot because they were already selected. I could swear it wasn't building the tests, but I guess I was wrong.

I tend to neglect my unit tests for long stretches, and pay the price. One thing that would help would be if I had to deal with compiler errors each time I made a change to the main target. Is there a

It seems Xcode got very confused. I quit and restarted it, and now it's behaving correctly.

I'm trying to add another Xcode project (a framework I'm building) to my macOS app project. I can drag the .xcodeproj file from the Finder to my app's Files & Groups view, but the resulting entry does

When I try to tell Xcode not to build from bitcode, I get this error: Failed to verify bitcode in <redacted>.framework/<redacted>: error: Bundle only contains bitcode-marker /var/folders/16/jfb809_s2f

I can't. For whatever reason, Xcode gets an error during bitcode compilation of a third-party library when I try to export Ad Hoc from the Organizer. I have a Python script I wrote ages ago that build

No, they are not a registered developer.

I'm trying to add a UDID for a colleague who's in another state. He sent it to me via iTunes, and I added it to the Developer Portal and all the manual profiles, but I can't seem to get Xcode to add i

Why is it that I can Build my project and an Objective-C file that imports the "Module-Swift.h" header compiles just fine. But if I Compile that file only, while it seems to find the -Swift.h header j

Everything I read online tells me I should be able to reference an image asset that's contained within a built Framework that I embed in my iOS app, but I can't seem to get IB to see the assets. In th

No filters. I was using the filter to try to find my files. They don't show up, filtered or not.

I've tried. There are no differences.

I think a git merge went awry, but I'm not sure how. I can't find a couple files that I added to a project, but all the references to the files seem to exist in the XML (there are 6 instances of my mi

I was able to "unstick" it by opening the storyboard in the main editor, not the aux editor. I hate Xcode.