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I was able to test on my own, and in my tests it seems like provisioning profiles now work in the VM. But it took some extra work than just recreating the provisioning profile. My host is on macOS 15.7.1 (24G231). tl;dr try making a brand new VM such that it has a new provisioning UDID and try again My success case was as follows: I had an older clean install VM on macOS 15.7, but it does have the newer provisioning UDID style. I did not add it to my account until just now, however. I manually added the provisioning UDID to my devices list on the developer website. Now, the new device that I just registered on the website has an identifier with lowercase letters (e.g. c28165661eb...) (before, it looks like it automatically set it to uppercase). I recreated the provisioning profile, and built an app using Xcode on my host. I transferred the built app into the VM via a shared folder. I opened the app, and the app extension worked successfully (in my case, my app itself doesn't use a provisioning profile, but it

Hi Emmanuel, Thank you for your response. I have reviewed the section you pointed out and did some changes. 1.Overriden prefersInterfaceOrientationLocked to return true 2. Implemented didUpdateEffectiveGeometry callback to force the layout After this I am seeing two issues After the presentation and dismiss UI is flickering. Looks like there is some animation happening but not sure what it is. This happens only on device and not observed in simulator. In landscape the safearea position is coming same as portrait. I have uploaded sample project here https://limewire.com/d/n3ioq#sc6PR1GkiG. Can you please have a look and help in fixing this? Steps to reproduce Build and run app in xcode 26 and iOS 26 device Select any row and observe the detail view presentation Select Back button and observe the presented view controller Thanks Harsha

I found a bug when building with Xcode 26.0+. The system incorrectly assumes the TabBar is hidden on app startup, which causes a layout issue until the first device rotation. Workaround: In your target's Build Settings, set Status Bar Initially Hidden to NO. Also note that the UIStatusBarHidden key in your project's Info.plist directly controls the initial status bar visibility.

@xcc-developer Hi, thanks for the answer. I'm using the steps you linked in order to send Xcode Cloud specific feedback, but when I try to submit it says that the attachments might contain personal or sensitive information, and that will be used to train machine learning models. I'm not sure about the attachments, so I'd like to understand which attachments are absolutely necessary, and which can be skipped. For example, can I limit the attachments to just the Xcode Cloud diagnostics folder (which contains the build artifacts)? Thanks

To localize your AppShortcut phrases, you can create a String Catalog in your app target called AppShortcuts. After a build, the phrases should be extracted to this String Catalog. For more details, check out this WWDC video, starting from 18:42: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2023/10102/

Thank you for the quick response that seems to have moved me forward quite a lot. Sadly it still doesn’t work. My project had an asset catalogue containing the old icon files (called images.xcassets) that I deleted. I created a new one, with the default name and inserted it at the top level of my project. I was then able to import the icon file that I called IconFile. That name is consistent with the name in Project > General; I did not tick “Include all icon assets”. This didn’t work, even after a restart the old icon was still displayed. I then found that the icon file entry in my …-info.plist file still referred to the old icon (that I had removed) so I changed that to AppIcon.icon. That didn’t work either. I cleaned the build folder, the app still runs but has a blank icon (being the outline containing the glass template in white on a pale grey background). Assets.xcassets contains one item being the AppIcon. This is displayed as its three layers plus icon.json that references these and looks