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I believe iTunes Connect will not allow you to submit a new build without incrementing the version number.While a version is still in pre-release you can submit additional builds with only the build number changed, but once it's reviewed and approved I believe that string of builds is considered closed and you'll need a new version.

RE: You'll need to build your own authentication infrastructure here. My firstpass advice would be to have your phone app log into your service and generateyour authentication token to use for future communication (the same way mostmodern web service work), then transfer that token to your watch app whichthen stores the data into it's local keychain.I really don't get how this would work securly and reliably. Assume the user logs into the phone, the phone then stores the token in its keychain. The user then leaves the app. Later the user opens/installs the watch app. The watch calls the phone but since the watch and phone can't share the keychain, how can the watch get the token? Currently, only if the watch is part of the accessGroup can it read the keychain. We could try and pass the token with WCSession as soon as the token is received (on the phone) but is that sent securely? Also, this would fail if the watch app wasn't installed yet which would mostlikey be the case if the app was just installe

Just tried Clean Build Folder in the original project. Still getting abort trap 6.

There are multiple ways to accomplish this. However, depending on if you need the constraint for multiple orientations, this is not the best solution and I would recommend checking out building the constraints programmically: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/AutolayoutPG/AutoLayoutinCode/AutoLayoutinCode.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40010853-CH11-SW1But, a simple and quick method to do this would be to create a CGRect and dynamically frame the button inside of that. Here's some code to do that: let myButton = UIButton() myButton.frame = CGRectMake(0, self.view.frame.height * 0.6, self.view.frame.width, self.view.frame.height) myButton.backgroundColor = UIColor.blackColor() self.view.addSubview(myButton)This should be a step in the right direction for you.

Did you look at the build output to see if the compiler asserted during compilation?I believe you may find that it does, in which case it would be great if you could file a bug with a project attached that reproduces the problem (either the project you're seeing this in, or some reduced version of it that still demonstrates the problem).

ALRIGHT so I hit cmd-s RIGHT after I hit the power button and a black screen with some white text showed up for about 0.2 seconds and then it went to the login page again with the user aand guest buttons. So I turned of my laaptop again and started it and hit cmd-s while filming my screen with my phone so I could see the the text said- its a little fuzzy but it says:BuildUser() : error building a user of type 0x20010000it flashes that on the screen then goes to the login screen, I didnt let go of cmd-s the whole time.

Hi,currently this is not possible with the API provided to us developers. As Apple's build-in Apps are not limited to the same API they simply can do things we can't do.I suggest filing an enhancement request whenever you hit a limit of the public API.Dirk

I can confirm that removing and re-adding the gesture recognizer in the storyboard fixed it. My guess is it's an issue with the latest build (v7 Beta 2).

wjens wrote> Also, since launchd needs to run my XPC server, how does one go about debugging this? I didn't think I could start my XPC server from xcode because only launchd could bind the Mach service. Is there a preferred way to build/debug a LaunchAgent that hosts an XPC Mach service?While I couldn't get Xcode to attach to the XPC Mach service I'm working on through the method described this this post by ktam2, you can, however, also attempt to attach the lldb debugger to the XPC service Launch Agent at the command line with:launchctl attach -s gui/UID_ofLoggedInUser/labelOfXPCLaunchAgentRefer to the launchctl(1) man page. Also, the WaitForDebugger key is mentioned in the launchd.plist(5) man page.> Finally, do these programs need to be signed with my Developer ID (can you even sign command line programs)?You can Code Sign and Sandbox a single file executable by embedding an info.plist into it. In the Target’s Build Settings in the Other Linker Flags field, add the following to get

Yes. You can set the deployment target back as far as iOS 7 when building with Swift.However you won't be able to release to production until Xcode 7 goes out of beta this fall.