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Isn't this the one where you have to remove the IDESourceControlKnownSSHHostsDefaultsKey key from ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dt.Xcode.plist ? IIRC I had to do this after upgrading to 13.x. https://forums.swift.org/t/according-to-xcode-the-identity-of-a-repository-hosted-on-github-com-has-changed/53560/6
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This happened before and is related to how obj-c symbols are imported in Swift, not deprecation/removal of API. corners at least exists in the non-simulator SDK, so you can perhaps work-around using #if !targetEnvironment(simulator).
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Still seen in 10.1. Very annoying.
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So I fixed this by adding UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities to my (64 bit only) frameworks. Sigh?
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Yes, me too. I did install and run 9.3 beta 3 yesterday, so perhaps that explains the difference.
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It doesn't actually select that option, although it's highlighted. Just select it manually, all will be good.
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I have this all the time, I've had some success with deleting (the entire contents of) the DerivedData folder.rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData
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Thanks, I missed the app extension target. On a side note, while searching for the solution, I noticed many claims that frameworks also need this key. Which is (currently for my iOS app) not true.
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Fixed in (at least) beta 5