“build disappears”

Having the same issue but with ethernet and WiFi. the connection is very very slow. All my other devices are fine but this one refuses to connect to internet. Outlook/teams/etc. only started after update, no one else in building is having an issue and no backend issue with my WiFi login is the issue either.

@DTS Engineer I’d prefer to submit without warnings if there’s a recommended fix. I’m using an asset catalog for bundled images and the app icon. Removing the asset catalog makes the warning go away, but is there a way to include a .xcassets asset catalog in a Swift Playgrounds app without triggering the duplicate build file warning? If the recommended solution is to avoid .xcassets and use SwiftPM resources instead, what’s the easiest way to handle the app icon in that setup? Thanks! :)

Builds Settings -> All -> Architectures: “Standard Architectures (Apple Silicon, Intel) - $(ARCHS_STANDARD) for both Debug and Release Builds Settings -> All -> Build Active Architecture Only: “No” for both Debug and Release Reinstall MacOS 26.1, Xcode 26.2. Same result: no Universal, only one platform (Silicon or Intel, never both)

Thanks for your post. This is very interesting but I also think we have released many news about why Xcode does not say universal on the template even though they are all universal depending on your target. This thread should be utilized by other developers to provide links to Apple News and videos that explain the path forward. I extend an invitation to anyone who possesses resources and links. I know is confusing if the Xcode template does not say universal, but is all about the target and I would prefer you think about the target after you create the app, so this is still relevant: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple-silicon/building-a-universal-macos-binary There is an announcement in this WWDC video about the platforms we are supporting I would recommend you to watch as will answer many questions. Platforms State of the Union - WWDC25 - VideosApple Developerhttps://developer.apple.com · Jun 9, 2025 https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2025/102/ The steps outlined below are sta

@DTS Engineer I'm experiencing the exact same issue. Is there a fix planned for this? Environment: Xcode 26.2 (24553) (Build 17C52) iOS tested: 18.7.2 and 26.3

I pasted the wrong Beta build number. The build I am attempting to update to is 25E5218f

[quote='816773021, millerswiftdev, /thread/816773, /profile/millerswiftdev'] Does this mean Mac Catalyst … ? [/quote] No. [quote='816773021, millerswiftdev, /thread/816773, /profile/millerswiftdev'] Does this mean … a iPad VM? [/quote] No. There’s no supported virtualisation mechanism for iPad. If you build in Xcode, you should expect that your submission will be run on the simulator. We call that out in the Swift Student Challenge Submission submission form. You can assume that the Xcode and simulator versions will be 26 or later, so it’s fine to use iOS 26 APIs. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

Still experiencing this issue on macOS 26 (Tahoe). We are seeing the same storefront region mismatch when testing IAP via TestFlight on macOS. Our observations: Machine-dependent: some macOS 26 machines can complete sandbox purchases, others cannot. Observed working on some 26.2 machines and failing on some 26.3 machines, though we have not confirmed OS version as the sole factor. The workaround of signing out of System Settings > Apple Account > Media & Purchases works, but it also signs out the system account, which is disruptive. The issue appeared after we submitted our build for TestFlight external testing review (public beta). Before that, with internal TestFlight testing only, this was not reported. This follows the same regression pattern others have reported: fixed in 15.2, regressed in 15.3+, and now recurring in macOS 26. Filed as FB22050500 with sysdiagnose logs.