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While Xcode 9 has better features, it doesn't appear to support checking out subversion branches. Xcode 8 would allow one to pick the location of where to place the checked out project.After selecting "Check out" for one of the branches in Xcode 9, it appears to be doing something and then never asks for where I'd like to place the checked out code. What is missing here? I really don't want to check out via command line tools.Thanks,Neal
Given the various issues in iOS 11.0.x and given that iPhone X is not ready yet for the general public, how likely is it that iPhone X will have iOS 11.1 installed on it instead of iOS 11.0?I'm assuming that the issues encountered are not just emulator issues.Thanks,Neal
Greetings,any one know when Apple will stop accepting Xcode 8.3.1 builds for the App Store and require developers to use Xcode 9?Thanks,Neal
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Greetings,it would appear that for the iPhone X simulator, regardless of whether I select Hardware -> Face ID --> Matching Face or Hardware-> Face ID --> Non-matching Face the result is the same: Successful biometric authentication. The result is the same for Touch ID.Does anyone know if this is a bug or am I doing something wrong when I select Non-matching? Given that no system biometrics dialog ever comes up when should one select Non-matching to test that scenario?Thanks,Neal
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Greetings,Thanks to Xcode 9.1 beta and iOS 11.1 beta, we were able to quickly test simulated Face ID reasonably well. Through the judicious use of the LAContext.biometryType we were able to have one executable which is successfully testable on iPhone X as well as Touch ID based devices.However this was achieved using the 11.1 beta SDK. Went back to using Xcode 9.0 and of course when the code is compiled and then executed on Xcode 9.0 iPhone X simulator it registers has having no biometric authentication.😐My question is as follows: If we build using Xcode 9.0 targeting iOS 11.0 will this app's biometric authentication automagically work on iPhone X, or should we wait until iOS 11.1 is released ? In other words is the issue with non-working biometric on iOS 11 iPhone X a simulator issue or an iOS 11 SDK issue? Thanks,Neal
Greetings,Presently adding Face ID support to my app, which right now only supports Touch ID. Where can one get the Apple approved Face ID PNG image? Need to replace the fingerprint image with the smiley face image when appropriate.Thanks,Neal
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