We're trying to direct the user to subscription management.Apple documentation here:Letting Users Manage SubscriptionsSuggests opening this URL:https://buy.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/manageSubscriptionsThis works fine on the Mac, but on iOS 10 I just get a white screen with the Carrier/Battery bar. This is true even if I just Paste that URL into Safari. What am I doing wrong?
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Is there any way to make Monterey Software Update a little more aggressive about detecting betas?
I've posted a few bug reports since October 6th and apparently they're obsolete, or at least should have been checked with the latest beta. But despite using this laptop every day, I didn't see a new beta until I manually checked today.
All those bug reports were just a waste of my and Apple's time…
You can use the new project assistant in Xcode 12 (12A8189n) to create a iOS app project using SwiftUI, a SwiftUI App life cycle and Core Data. The resulting app seems fully functional on its back end, and SwiftUI previews work in the IDE… but when I run it to either simulator or device, it's just an empty white canvas. There's no items in the list (which I wouldn't necessarily expect), no Add button and no Edit button.
I'm sure this is because this is unfinished and just a beta, but is there something I can do to make the project work? I'm not looking to ship something right now, but being able to play with these tools would be great.
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I get that it's compromised, but there are still services I need to access that need MD5 as a checksum. To me, a deprecated warning is different than an insecure warning. If CC_MD5 had a warning that it was insecure, I could ignore that for the tasks I need it for. I'd go through my code and rename my generic MD5 wrapper to be task specific and call it a day. But deprecated to me means I probably need to look for alternatives… not to MD5, since I need it, but to CC_MD5. Can I have some clarification?
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A coworker can't run any apps in the iOS 13 simulator (including a new app I created from scratch). This is true across multiple simulated devices (including, again, one I just created from scratch).Anyone have any ideas? He's reinstalled Xcode 11 already but doesn't want to reinstall macOS unless we know it'll work. He's running macOS 10.14.6.What we've tried:New simulator (still can't run).New project (still can't run).Multiple restarts (Xcode and Mac).Delete all of ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator.Reinstall Xcode 11.Here's the error message:Our log looks like this:DetailsThis app could not be installed at this time.Domain: IXUserPresentableErrorDomainCode: 1Failure Reason: Could not install at this time.Recovery Suggestion: Failed to transfer ownership of path /Users/jeff/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/5FF441EB-2A7B-4C89-AF3E-C057B266F068/data/Containers/Shared/SystemGroup/systemgroup.com.apple.installcoordinationd/Library/InstallCoordination/PromiseStaging/0A4061C5-8A07-43E7-BAC7-2B64FAB200B0/SteveTestAppPleaseDelete.app to installd--Failed to transfer ownership of path /Users/jeff/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/5FF441EB-2A7B-4C89-AF3E-C057B266F068/data/Containers/Shared/SystemGroup/systemgroup.com.apple.installcoordinationd/Library/InstallCoordination/PromiseStaging/0A4061C5-8A07-43E7-BAC7-2B64FAB200B0/SteveTestAppPleaseDelete.app to installdDomain: MIInstallerErrorDomainCode: 103User Info: { FunctionName = "-[MIInstaller _takeOwnershipOfInstallableContainingSymlink:error:]"; SourceFileLine = 162;}--Couldn’t communicate with a helper application.Domain: NSCocoaErrorDomainCode: 4099Recovery Suggestion: Try your operation again. If that fails, quit and relaunch the application and try again.User Info: { NSDebugDescription = "The connection to service on pid 0 named com.apple.MobileInstallationHelperService was invalidated.";}--
I've got this code:TextField($searchText, placeholder:Text("Search"))It's generating this error:'init(_:placeholder:onEditingChanged:onCommit:)' is deprecatedAs near as I can tell, there's no alternative. I'm not really an expert on reading Swift code yet, but to me it looks like all the inits have been deprecated. Is this a deprecation that was introduced in error? If not, what's the alternative?
Can anyone tell me when this works? I've tried to use it so many times, and I think it's actually worked for me maybe twice.Latest public releases of everything… macOS 10.14.4 (18E226) and Xcode 10.2.1 (10E1001).
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I haven't been using the Mojave beta long, but last ngiht I was looking for a graphic. I used the in-window Spotlight, found it. What I was actually interested in was the graphics in the same folder, so I hit command-R.You know what happened? Don't worry. I'll tell you. The Edit menu flashed. That was all, it seemed. There was nothing in the Edit menu with a Command-R shortcut, so I assumed it was a bug and made a note to report it later.A while later, I realized the graphic I'd found had been rotated.I don't know if this is an intentional feature change or an accident, but let me assure you: You will have a firestorm of hate if this change ships. Uesrs everywhere will be rotating images accidentally. You cannot change a keyboard shortcut that does not alter data that people have been using for years to now alter data.I'm not even sure whether to report it now. I imagine this'll just be resolved as WORKS AT INTENDED. Is everyone else seeing this, or is it just me? Is this atually just a bug?Thanks!
Tewha7.