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I just got a new MacMini M1 to replace an older one that was doing my automated builds for several projects. The bot works on the older MacMini, fails on the M1. I go to the M1 and build directly in Xcode, and it fails with the same error. However, if I choose the 'Open using Rosetta' option in 'Get Info' for Xcode, it builds fine. I realize what is happening is that likely there is a 3rd party dependency that hasn't updated to the correct architecture yet, and the CORRECT solution is to fix that. But I am not in control of that dependency so I am looking for a interim solution. Is there anyway to do 'Open using Rosetta', but for an Xcode server bot? Thanks in advance! pj
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Does the new HTTP Traffic instrument require iOS15 running on the device? I am attempting to profile my app and I get an error saying 'This device is lacking a required capability'?
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Is there any way to do resolving of parameters for custom intents, similar to the system intents? I am guessing not, but I would love it if the intent editor supported a mechanism similar to the custom responses. So for example, if my intent was "search posts", I could have a parameter of "search string". The shortcut being invoked triggered a resolve that I could have say: "Sure, what would you like to search for?"-pj
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I created a system intent using the new intents editor UI. However, it does not have a space for custom responses, similar to the custom intents. Is it possible to add custom response to system intents?If not, what would be the recommended way to give more specific error messages in response to a failure. Specifically, I want to say something like "You need to log in first". With a custom intent, it makes it very easy.Thanks in advance!-pj
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I have added an intent definition file, and added a custom intent to an existing (rather large) project. However, if I reference the custom intent, the symbol is not found.I did the exact same procedure, but adding the intent definition to a brand new single view project, and when I refernce the custom intent there, the symbol is found.It seems like my older pre-xcode10 project isn't generating the intent classes properly? Is there something I need to do in my older project settings to trigger this code generation? Or perhaps it isn't supported yet in this beta?Thanks in advance!-pj
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On iOS 10.x and earlier I could paste into the simulator by doing cmd-v, then cmd-shift-v. I confirmed this works in Xcode9, using the iOS 10.3.1 simulator. However, I can't get it to paste into an iOS11 simulator (regardless of device type). Did that functionality change somehow? I use it regularly...hoping it is just a command I don't know about!
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