I’ve set up a remote build server, and a project that had been building fine is suddenly giving very strange errors. This is an objective C project with one Swift file in it. The project, when attempt

If you dislike the redesigned NSAlert on Big Sur as much as I do (as well as countless other users and developers), then I recently found a github project for a much better replacement. Here's a brief

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

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 earl

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 n

Xcode 12.5, macOS 11.4 If I insert a copyright character (©) from the "Emoji & Symbols" character viewer palette into a NSTextField on the storyboard, Xcode crashes reliably with: UNCAUGHT EXCEPTION (

We just noticed that in Xcode 12.4 that once we do a fresh pull from GitHub, that when we view the git log in Xcode it frequently shows much less than the log in GitHub. Has anyone else seen this? Is

You’ll get as many text insertion points as you have lines pasted. It can screw up your code fast if you like to press things like keys on your keyboard, including Return or Enter. Simply clicking out

Created a new SwiftUI template in XC 12.4 and tried to use the content preview of the 'hello world' template. Content preview blabs this error : "Cannot preview in the file - AppDelegate.swift is not

Does anyone know if there is a way when working in the storyboard to prevent the library from closing after you drag an item from it? It’s pretty infuriating to have to open it again after EVERY time

I used to be able to do something like: (lldb) po ((MyCustomDelegate *)UIApplication.shared.delegate).rootViewController in lldb but now, when I try it, I get an error: (lldb) po ((AppDelegateIOS *)UI

I ues "vi" mode in my shell to edit command lines - but since I updated to Big Sur (or was it an M1?), sometimes when I'd edit a line the cursor would go back a line. Took me forever to track it down,

Hi everyone. I’ve got an interesting issue where one graphic disappears on a launch screen, but only on some iOS devices. My first tendency is to use the View Hierarchy Debugger, but if I set a breakp

Wondering if anyone has run into this recently on iOS. I made a 1 screen simple iOS app to test uploading to an internal app store for a client and that’s working fine. When the client clicks to insta

From the release notes https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode-release-notes/xcode-12_5-release-notes > Clang now infers the availability of +new from availability annotations on -init methods

When running a macOS app rendering with Metal under the Xcode 12 debugger, the debug navigator displays FPS (frame rate) among other things. But if I launch the program outside Xcode and attach to the

Has anyone run in to this? I just made brand new “Apple” distro and dev certs and both appear to be not trusted because “no root certificate found”. The issuer name is Apple Worldwide Developer Relati

I’m not sure where I came across this, but remembering a discussion we had about either certs or provisioning profiles, I thought I’d share this tool with the group. Provisioning Profile Manager https

In XC 12.4, control-dragging from a widget in an XIB to a .m file to create an action or to a .h to create an outlet no lnger seems to work. It pops up some error. Works in 12.3 though. Did I imagine

I’m running a push notification server for our app. It’s working fine. I came across this notice: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=7gx0a2lp and I’m confused where these new certs go. Previously, j