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I am developing a keyboard extension. Even when it's allowed full access, there are still some cases it disappears and the default iPhone keyboard appears insted. I'm not talking about the password and phone number fields.The first case is the 'Search iPhone' field. There are some custom keyboards that appear there. However, my keyboard is not listed among the available keyboards for that field.The second case is a bit strange: if a device is not passcode protected, locking the screen with open keyboard and unlocking it does nothing, i.e. the keyboard still appears on the screen and everything is fine. However, if a device is passcode protected, after unlocking it, my keyboard is replaced with the system default. The interesting thing is that the same custom keyboards that can be used in the 'Search iPhone' field, remain active after unlocking a passcode protected device.I believe, there should be some setting or property in the plist file or something. I just cant find anything about it.The other th

After upgrading an existing swift project I am seeing the following warning when it builds the tests:ld: warning: directory not found for option '-F/Applications/Xcode-beta.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS9.0.sdk/Developer/Library/Frameworks'That directory does not exist.. should it be looking for SDKs/iPhoneOS9.0.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks?Is this something that needs fixing within my project files/build settings/etc?

I've observed USB audio seems to fail in El Capitan Developer Preview 1 using a CEntrance HiFi-M8. This device supports a range of 2 channel 24 bit formats (44.1KHz, 48.0KHz, 88.2KHz, 96.0KHz, 176.4KHz, 192.0KHz, etc.). While it worked just great in Yosemite, what seems to occur now is a grainy/garbled sound that seems a bit like the wrong format is being played even when 44.1KHz is selected in Audio MIDI setup and a 44.1KHz file is played in iTunes or in Safari.

I know watchOS2 has UDIDs -- my question is does it support push notifications? I am having to convert from group shared files and was hoping that watchOS2 would support push because that would be easier to implement (server side) than the code needed to support WCSession?Thanks!

I did create a command line tool for my iOS project. I would like the binary to be copied to ~/bin folder, just after a successful compilation and linking. What I did so far is:cp ${TARGET_BUILD_DIR}/${PRODUCT_NAME} ~/bin/entered as a pre-action run script in XCode scheme. I am almost happy with that, only except that I unnecessarily need to run the toole to have it copied. I would prefer to enter the above command as a post-action build script, but only if compilation and linking have both been successful.Is there a way to put a condition into post-action build script?

Under iOS 9 the call [UIApplication canOpenURL:] will now result in the following message in the log:-canOpenURL: failed for URL: imdb: - error: This app is not allowed to query for scheme imdbThis seems to be a new security feature which prevents that Apps can scan for installed Apps with known custom URL schemes. But this makes it impossible to ckeck if a certain App is installed. So there's no longer possible to hide all the options to open certain information in the other Apps if these Apps are not installed. This results to a bad user experience, because either I have to provide an option to open data in external Aps, even if these are not available, or I have to remove these options entirely. Both is not really very user friendly.Is there a workaround for this? Is there a key for the Info.plist where I can request the permission for calling canOpenURL (similar to the key for the location services in order to be able to get geo locations)?

Mixed project objective-c and swift. I get this error in an objective-c file with xcode 7b1 if I try to compile.

I just got a new iMac, and installed Xcode 6.3.2 on it. I checked out a copy of my source code repository, and everything runs and builds just fine, but there's one very weird glitch.When I start up Xcode, everything's normal, I can see which files have been modified, and look at their deltas in the Version Editor.However, after a couple of minutes (at most), Xcode will suddenly forget the source code repository, and mark all my files with ? (indicating that it thinks the file is unversioned).In the File Inspector, the files now have Version Not yet committed and Status Unversioned, but they also have a Location corresponding to the repository location (e.g. svn+ssh://repo.flim.com/../trunk/Foo/bar.swift since I happen to be using subversion for this project).From the shell, access to the repository is completely normal - no errors. And if I restart Xcode, everthing works fine - until whatever it is updates, and marks everything as unversioned again.I've been using

FileVault 2 and fdesetupQuestion:When changing account passwords outside of the login window or System Preferences, it does not appear that the FileVault 2 pre-boot login screen gets updated with the new password information.Is there a way to force the OS to update the pre-boot login screen with the new password info?Use cases that may apply:A. Using the passwd command (running as root) to update the account passwordB. Dropping updated plist files into /var/db/dslocal/nodes/Default/usersAnswer:After password change, may need to remove and add user with fdesetup. This will flush the old password's derived key and set up a derived key for the new password.File bug reports for use cases A and B above. The response for use case B may be That's horrifying. Don't do that.Remove:fdesetup remove -user username_goes_hereRe-add:fdesetup add -usertoadd username_goes_hereQuestion:Does the FV 2 password change update process work when an AD DC is accessible via WiFi and not via Ethernet? Ran into a case where the