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Using xcode 13. I downloaded ios Simulator 13.4 and there it works for me. Simulator ios version 14.5, and 15 it does not, no error messages, only spining wheel. Hardware works fine. The issue with this workaround, is that I have code that can only be run on 14+, so even if testing goes through for apple signin on 13.x, part of the code will not work on that ios version. Have now gone through rejected phase 3 times, although explained every time.

I checked in code, and it compîles and works ! (Swift 2.2) (withIdentifier: userVC) let x = (withIdentifier: userVC) Swift.print(x)on console userVCEdited : it's interpreted as a tuple with a single item.I tried : let x = (withIdentifier: userVC, withSecond: Second) Swift.print(x)and get :(userVC, Second)I guess it should not work anymore in Swift4

@Clude31 thank you for your reply. To be honest I am not an app developer. This(Linphone) is an opensource application. Just downloaded and compiled through xcode. Then I check the latest source repository from github the willAnimateRotationToInterfaceOrientation still exist.if I just replace this will it be fixed?- (void)viewWillTransitionToSize:(CGSize)size withTransitionCoordinator:(id<UIViewControllerTransitionCoordinator>)coordinator;Could you plese advise me..I'll be very gateful to you.

Hey! Your code logic isn't right.start.column is the offset of te cursor from the BEGGINING of the line, so column zero would be exactly the begining of the line, even if there are any spaces or tabs.Column zero would be right before the first letter of this sentence.So if you want to know if theres no selection you should instead check:start.column == end.column // No selectionOr if you want to check for only one character or n number of characters selected you should do this:start.column == (end.column - 1) // only one character selected start.column == (end.column - x) // only X number of characters selectedBTW, I finished my xcode extension two days ago and I'm still not able to use it in Xcode 8 final because of a **** bug. 😠 but that's another problem.Hope this helps 😉

a. What is the error?b. The second condition is not evaluated, but it's still compiled.c. It may depend on what your real code is. If you really wrote the sub-expression 1/0, it seems reasonable for the compiler to tell you that's wrong. If you wrote: let x = … let y = ... if x > 0 && y / x == 0 { … }then there shouldn't be an error message. If you wrote: let x = 0 let y = ... if x > 0 && y / x == 0 { … }then the compiler should tell you that the condition is always false.Etc.

Update: It appears that the main reason I'm getting this error is because one of my dependencies is failing to clone. This dependency is located in a private repository also hosted on GitHub, and I've granted authorization to this additional repo. Could this be because Xcode-Cloud is trying to look in keychain for my normal git authentication info (username and token), but it's not available on the host?

OpenGL support was retired back around macOS 10.14. Various of the GL support was retired back around OS X 10.9, and GLUT (OpenGL Utility Toolkit) was then used. How much code-level work do you want to do here? You can try setting your deployment target version back in Xcode. Maybe that gets you working? Or can make some code changes: maybe one or the other of the following helps pick up the necessary GL definitions: #include #include

Github link - https://github.com/bwhoman/meetingsapp.git

SwiftyJSON is an open-source thing from github, right?

Report the problem to the respective GitHub project owner.

I have not, but there's a description of how to use it with swift on its github page.

Awesome! Would love to see a write up or a github project.

hi, can u provide sample github? Thanks so much

This is happening for me - Big Sur 11.5.1 - X Code 12.5.1