file uri scheme

Hi everyone, I had a quick question regarding how the devices are named under iOS Simulators. Typically, I expect the naming scheme to look like:iPad 2 (9.0)iPad 2 (9.2)iPad Air (9.0)iPad Air (9.2)iPad Air 2 (9.0)iPad Air 2 (9.0)And so on, and then when it gets to iPhone:iPhone 4s (9.0)iPhone 4s (9.2)iPhone 5 (9.0)iPhone 5 (9.2)And so on. But what I'm seeing is the device type and then the device ID, so it looks like:iPhone 4s (3b1a......)iPhone 4s (5d3e......)I was wondering what would cause this. Is it a setting I can change ? Or is this happening because both devices are running the same iOS version so it does this to differentiate ? I ask because it doesn't seem to happen on my MacBook Pro but it is happening on my iMac. I tried reinstaling both Xcode and the simuators but this issue persists.

Hi guys, I'm a flutter developer on BTG Pactual digital. I was working in a solution to make our app as white-label. In this process, I had to make it select an icon set according to the selected scheme. Searching for a solution, all tips were speaking about Asset Catalog App Icon Set Name on Build Settings, which apparently isn't available on xcode > 13 anymore. After reading the Xcode 13's release notes I think that the Primary Icon Set Name is like this previous one. But, it wasted a lot of my time, because the icon preview isn't gotten according to the icon setted on this new variable. Take a look at this sample: As you can see, the icon preview is equal for all of them, but both the EqiAppIcon and NectonAppIcon has different icon images. Have I forgot some thing?

Hi. In Monterey beta 5 (the same was observed in previous betas) our application is not launched from Safari browser. The Bundle URL is properly registered in Info.plist (this is working OK in previous OS versions and also it is working ok in Monterey using other browser) The custom URL is registered in this way CFBundleURLTypes CFBundleTypeRole Editor CFBundleURLName NNNN CFBundleURLSchemes NNNN NNNN represents out custom url scheme I didn't find any reference about some change on this API on Monterey (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/defining-a-custom-url-scheme-for-your-app) Thanks

I have reviewed this document: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/featuredarticles/iPhoneURLScheme_Reference/MapLinks/MapLinks.html.It says:To perform a search, supply a properly encoded URL string as the value of the q parameter. For example:http://maps.apple.com/?q=Mexican+RestaurantHowever, I'm wondering if there are certain keywords that I can enter for the q parameter. What I'm trying to do is display the user's home address. I was hoping that if I ended the URL with ?q=Home it would accomplish what I want, but it just pulls up a Home Depot from another state.Does anyone know of a way to accomplish this? I'm working on the premise that the user has selected their contact card under My Info in the Contacts app, that they have programmed their home address into the contact, and that Maps is able to read that (if I manually type in Home into the search field in Maps, it does suggest my home address as a result).

When bringing up the 'Test' panel in a project's scheme, then closing the scheme editor or switching to another panel (e.g. 'Build'), Xcode will crashHas consistently occurred in all my projects and in new single-view iOS app project.Filed rdar://27267460No workaround to my knowledge.

I am trying to open Fico app from my app but the url scheme is not defined for it? In lsapplicationqueries its defined as tel how do i use canopen url to open fico app?