“Visual Studio Maui IOS”

Hi, I have been using R studio 2022.07.2 Build 576 on my MBA M1 (MacOS Ventura). All was good when I started the data cleaning project on the 1.23 gb dataset. Suddenly, everything has slowed down painfully. It takes a good 10+ minutes to simply ingest a dataset. I believe at this point, R studio is native for M1, so I have no clue what has happened an more importantly how to solve it. Please help. -Jawwad

Thank you for your reply. The criteria where I am finding the Government Alerts Amber, Presidental, etc... is the attached network. So I am trying to determine if it is signaling from the network or iOS determines to allow these settings to be visual or not or active or not based on Attached Network ID versus SIM Carrier ID.

Thanks a lot.I've been terrified by the verbosity of the Android Studio console and now my Xcode console is infected as well. 😕

I echo what everyone else here is saying. This issue is persisting. Logitec MX3 on a Mac Studio, running via the USB dongle.

Does the Multipeer Connectivity framework support peer to peer connectivity over a lighting cable between a Mac Studio, and iPhone 14?

Xcode 11.7, Xcode 12 beta 6 and Xcode 12 GM seed. Devs should never use any beta OS/SDK/tool for submittal to the store, ever, so b6 is out. 12 GM might fail right now if the backend hasn't been changed to accept it, and that is a distinct possibility, at least for the moment. Xcode 11.7 should work regardless. My guess is this isn't just about Xcode, but that you've also included a beta SDK, and/or built while on a beta macOS. As well, once an project has been touched by a beta Xcode, there may be traces left if you switch to a release Xcode, such as 11.7, where the store sniffs out those traces and rejects as above. Be sure when moving to release tools to 'clean-build-folder' on the project. I have to publish this app as soon as possible I assume you're targeting iOS 14.x (except that Xcode 11.x would not know about it...) - you might stick with iOS 14 GM, and Xcode 12 GM, but again, it is common that the last part of the puzzle is resetting the flag on the backend that says those versions

When listening with headphones I move the balance slider (setting/accessibility/audio & visual/balance slider) 95% to the right due to right side hearing loss. I want to automate the process in shortcuts, Apple’s iOS automation feature. I can’t find an option to do this while building a shortcut. Any ideas?

Same problem with me. There seems to be no workaround. Mac mini (2018) Android Studio Simulator

yes. xcode is so rubbish than app code , or android studio in ide editor 。 it seems they have no developers to do it better 。 or they use children to do it.

You should use App Store Connect API to make your automatic workflow interact with App Store Connect. — WindowsMEMZ @ Darock Studio

Visual debugger: debugging SwiftUI with visual debugger is in 90% useless task and waste of time. There should be some jump to view button to quickly find View that is inspected. More information about view in right pane would be more helpful. Not to mention that opening visual debugger multiple times hogs up whole RAM on mac This could be very powerful tool, but currently it is just a feature we avoid to use and to keep sanity. Also it is very slow.

There isn't a way to do that, your intent's implementation shouldn't depend on how the customer chose to invoke it. To handle visual vs. non-visual invocations, you can provide shorter and longer dialogs via IntentDialog, so that if a customer invokes your intent on screen, the system will use your shorter dialog because you can also show a visual snippet, but if a snippet can't be shown (such as if the device is currently in use with CarPlay), the longer dialog will be used instead. —Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

An update:This weird visual corruption only happens when the app is being debugged from Xcode 11.It does not happen if you start the app from the Dock.So I was able to release my app when it was built with Xcode 11.I have just learned to ignore the visual corruption when debugging the app from Xcode.