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For those trying to understand where the entire source code is, it's all on GitHub. Yo can download it from here (and try it on your own XCode) https://github.com/san-ghun/TeaTimeClone-WWDC22

The App Store doesn't accept code compiled in beta versions of Xcode or on beta version of OS X.If you want to submit, you would currently need to compile with Xcode 6.4 (which means Swift 1.2) and on OS X Yosemite 10.10.4 or earlier.

Also get the same thing on Xcode 26.6 RC and Xcode 27 trying to use GitHub Copilot CLI. JSON-RPC request with ID JSONRPCID(rawValue: 8848B1CB-E942-47A8-B53E-36E5E40735CB, intValue: nil) failed to produce a response.

Are you even able to build your watchOS 1 app in Xcode 8 beta 6? Our static library that shares code between the watch app and parent app is giving us issues:Target 'X' of project 'X' was rejected as an implicit dependency for 'libX.a' because its SDK is platform 'com.apple.platform.iphonesimulator' and it needs to match platform 'com.apple.platform.watchsimulator'Even when the target has the watchsimulator in the 'Supported Platforms' it gives us issues. This builds fine in the latest version of Xcode 7.

You probably need to provide more context and/or the code surrounding it. I tried it (Xcode 7 and 7.1 beta) on iOS app (simulator & device) and OS X app (Yosemite) and it works fine.

I’m having the same issues on Tahoe 26.3 and Xcode 26.3. Xcode can only push, not fetch or pull. Command line git works fine. I refreshed the Personal Access Token from GitHub and checked the required permissions but that didn’t fix the issue.

We recently migrated from GitHub to our own internal Atlassian server for JIRA and Bitbucket, but wanted to continue to use Xcode for git management.It requires some initial steps to setup but once that is done you will be able to use Xcode as before to make commits, create branches, etc.1. Using Bitbucket create a blank repo with the project title or import a repo from GitHub.2. Follow the instructions Bitbucket gives (listed below for connivence).With Terminal Configure Git for the First Timegit config --global user.name username git config --global user.email email@address.comPushing an Untracked Project to Bitbucketcd existing-project git init git add . git commit -m Initial commit git remote add origin https://<username>@bitbucket.org/<username>/<repoName>.git git push -u origin masterPushing a Tracked Project to Bitbucketcd existing-project git remote add origin https://<username>@bitbucket.org/<username>/<repoName>.git git push -u

Jack,Is it really correct to say that Swift doesn't allow 1-element tuples?This code works without a problem in Xcode playgrounds:var x: (Int) = (5)var y: Int = 6y = xvar z: Int = xx = y + zIf you option-click on x in one of the lower lines of the playground, Xcode will gladly tell you that its type is (Int), not Int. Xcode seems to think that Int and (Int) are both valid types that can be used interchangeably.Perhaps a better question is this: Are there any named values in Swift that aren't tuples?

Same issue for me! To add insult to injury if you create a brand new Xcode project and try to add ANY package from Github the process hangs immediately on Preparing to validate Come on Apple! Are you for real?

And I thought I'm going crazy. Same story here, M4 Mac mini with Xcode 16.2, MacOS 15.3.2 (24D81). Using github pipelines and fastlane for iOS builds and distribution to TestFligh.

Had the exact same issue for In House (Enterprise) signed apps that was built using Xcode 12.4 on Appcenter / GitHub actions. I only updated the builds to use Xcode 12.5.1 and the apps are running now on iOS 15. Did not need to renew the provisioning profiles.

Maybe this is too simple minded an approach - but one may want to give it a try.1. If you haven't done so already, udate your development system to OSX 10.10.5 and Xcode to released version Xcode 7.0.1.2. Open your old code in this Xcode.3. Xcode > Edit > Convert > To Latest Swift syntax let it guide through the suggested fixes4. proceed to build/debug etc.I would recommend you disbandon Xcode 6.x because it is known to have bugs that are fixed in Xcode 7.0.1.Also, Apple has stated that Xcode 6.x will not function correctly under El Capitaine.One can select what the target is, and test on the widest variety of Simulators.Let me know if this helps...Cheers