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Confirmed - it's a known bug. SR-3092 - https://bugs.swift.org/browse/SR-3092
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Thanx -- i've asked on forums.swift.org
Figured it out. I had to add something to the email field as well to make it happy.
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Thank you eskimoI replied via email, and you suggested that I reply in forums, so I'm doing that now... My confusion is simply this: if I buy a new iPhone now, it will become my personal phone, but that is not what I want. I want to acquire devices with no phone service as test devices that have no effect on my personal iPhone. Do I need a separate Apple ID? Again, I am just an individual, so I am not sure how to go about this -- I realize that you recommed I set up an Organisation Team -- can you elaborate on what that is? What do I need to do in my developer account and/or Xcode to change to an Organisation Team, and how will it allow me to purchase devices that don't affect my personal iPhone?Thanx again,Rob
Thanx - it turns out I was failing to recognize that a Foundation TimeInterval is a Double. When I posted, I was thinking it was an Int with resolution only to seconds. Since it's a Double, I can multiply by 10**6 and get microseconds. I can just use the regular Foundation Date for this. let time0 = Int(Date().timeIntervalSince1970 * 1_000_000) & 0xffff_ffff appSeed0 = time0
Thanx... Turns out, I was just making a total newbie mistake -- instead of the object library, I had the file template library selected which also has entries called "View" that look like the picture in the book :-(
