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Could you post the code on gitHub ?

So, it looks like having multiple versions of Xcode on the same machine (Xcode 16.2 release plus a couple of betas for 16.3) means this doesn't show up. @DTS Engineer Is there a way to do this while having multiple versions of Xcode? I found this Github thread but it doesn't seem to work for me: https://github.com/nicklockwood/SwiftFormat/issues/494#issuecomment-547101989 I've also tried the trick of renaming Xcode.app and moving it in and out of the Applications directory to (allegedly) refresh some cache somewhere but no luck

I just tried logging an error.localizedDescription in TestFlight and got : Could not create ModelContainer: The operation couldn’t be completed. I also tried adding -com.apple.CoreData.MigrationDebug 1 to the launch arguments, but there was no CoreData: error: ... in the Xcode console. I created a new project and copied the MigraitonPlan-related code from my code into it and uploaded it to Github. TestDemo

The missing files are found in a couple of Git submodules which don’t seem to get cloned if you use GitHub’s Open with Xcode or Download ZIP options, or a normal git clone command. It works if you use git clone --recursive like this: $ git clone --recursive git@github.com:macmade/QEMU-Manager.git

hello everyone, i solved the problem by adding iOS 14.5 the device support file inside the Xcode app in path contents/Developer/platform/iPhoneOS.platform/DeviceSupport You can download it from GitHub - https://github.com/iGhibli/iOS-DeviceSupport/tree/master/DeviceSupport or you can download the new beta version and grab the directory from it.

I tested your code and it works perfectly. The orange triangle is not always at the same distance, but it turns all around. Tested with Xcode 13.0ß5 iPhone 12 Pro Max - iOS 15.0 simulator. Here are some screen shots: So, what is the problem ? Is it the distance to the circle ? Replacing offset .offset(x: 0, y: -170) with .offset(x: 0, y: -220) keeps equal distance. Then you will have to adapt path to stick to the circle. To get in radians, just replace .rotationEffect(.degrees: degrees) , … by .rotationEffect(.radians(someradValue), …

Got this from github and seems to work.How to use Xcode IDE for Python developmentOpen Xcode and start with creating a new project: From the templates, choose Cross-platform > External Build System Give it a name. You can update Organizatin Name and Identifier if you want. Make sure you enter a correct path for Python bin. For Python 3.x it's usually /usr/bin/pythonw. Click Next and save it. Open scheme editor, select Run from the left hand pane, and Info tab from the detail pane. From Executable menu, select Other... and navigate to where your Python executable binary is locate. That's the same location you entered in step 4, e.g. /usr/bin/pythonw. You can also use **** + Command + G and paste the address in the dialog box. Uncheck Debug executable box. Still in Run menu, select Arguments tap, and add a new entry to Arguments Passed on Launch. This is the name of the file where you'll write your Python code in it. You'll create the file later. Still in Run menu

I've been working on a rich iMessage app for over a year.Give up on testing in the simulator - it crashes reliably in every XCode version with iMessage when you call dismiss()Note that there is also a bug with XCode if you have the permission keys allowing you access to the camera - that causes crashes trying to debug your app even on device.I have a few very tiny samples on github testing different aspects of the iMessage SDK which may help folks.

I'm also experiencing this issue so I figured I'd throw my own details on here in case they help. I am building a macOS System / Network Extension. I can build locally with both Development and Developer ID keys using XCode. As soon as I move towards xcodebuild (locally), I need to have the provisioning profile installed by downloading it from the Developer Portal and double-clicking it, etc. xcodebuild -scheme Extension -configuration Release -destination generic/platform=macOS The exact problem rookuuu has happens when I attempt to build in my CI pipeline with the exact same provisioning profile and key. Specifically GitHub Actions + GitHub-Hosted Runners using GitHub instructions for installing profiles. If I remove the profiles locally on my machine and attempt to install the provisioning profile using GitHub instructions (rename {ProfileName}.provisionprofile to {ProfileGuid}.mobileprovision and add to ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles) it has the s

CocoaSlideShow was from Github. I can find one CocoaSlideShow on Github, and it has only xibs. I could see the interface. After closing and re-opening I could not see it. Unless you accidentally deleted the xibs, you may be mistaking where to find it.

Hi, Just today I was compiling the code by swiftc -O test.swift. The swiftc version is 5.4 from the most recent 12.5 Xcode distributed along with macOS Big Sur 11.3. Now I only get 119 GFlops. In 11.2.x I got 4500 GFlops with exactly the same code on my Mac Pro 2019 with AND Radeon Vega II. Does anybody else observes the same behavior? Best regards

Lost 2 days on this - bah! Want to give REAL Kudos to those who actually helped solve this problem: stschwar @ github in this post: https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods/issues/10059 pointed to this SO post with a simple solution: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63391793/xcode-12-build-target-in-wrong-order/63405201#63405201 XCode has a deserved 3 stars for many reasons, this is one of them! Counterproductivity kills.

@farajcontrollers @flarosa I have the same problem Xcode 15.0.1 and iOS 17.1.2 Does not work via USB or WiFi Already tried: 1 - Disable and activate the multiplath network in the device's developer options 2 - I updated xcode 3 - I changed USB 4 - I unpaired and paired the device 5 - I changed wifi networks to test and several other things I saw on stakoverflow and github. NOTHING YET

Can you give me example in github?