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Thanks for your post and your insight on this one. Based on the code snippet and the behavior you are describing in WKWebView, I’m sure the issue is as you describe caused by appending a query string (? + timestamp) to a file:// URI. Xcode does not handle HTML and modifies the WKWebView. Is after the tools and developers to set the HTML to display on the WKWebView. Unlike http:// or https:// URLs, file:// URIs do not natively support query parameters, appending ?1776643364151 causes the system to look for a file literally named profile_image.jpg?1776643364151 on the disk. Because that file doesn't exist, WKWebView returns a broken image? I believe is important to highlight the 3rd party tool you are using is the one that generates the custom HTML? When loading your local HTML file, and does not ensure the allowingReadAccessTo parameter points to a directory high enough in the file tree to encompass both your HTML files and your saved images. I suggest you first check with the third-party tool, as the

Chipping in to say I also see this issue. I have 5 different runtimes represented in the AssetsV2 folder that cannot be sensed by Xcode or the tools and have been orphaned and cannot be safely removed. This represents close to 50GB which is substantial on my 1TB drive.

There was a fix in the following release https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode-release-notes/xcode-26_4-release-notes#Resolved-Issues Please retry and if still reproducible please file a feedback assistant with a sysdiagnose and screen recording.

 Thank you How to File Feedback assistant ticket? https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ Login with your developer account, Choose iOS & iPadOS” Choose AppStore “Incorrect & Unexpected behavior Input the issue description and title. Upload attachements Click “Submit” Copy the Ticket ID “FBxxxxxxx” and let us know. To capture a system diagnose log. https://developer.apple.com/bug-reporting/profiles-and-logs/?platform=ios

I don’t think there’s an actual problem here, largely due to the magic of Objective-C. Consider the small test code at the end of this reply. It declares the requestedMountOptions property without any availability, and I think that’s just fine. Lemme explain… I put this in an Xcode command-line tool project, set the deployment target to macOS 26.0, and compiled it. I then dumped its imports: % otool -L MyTool | grep FSKit % It doesn’t import any symbols from FSKit at all. That’s because FSKit is an Objective-C framework and all the stuff used by the class is either found at runtime by name or is a C-style declaration that has no runtime impact [1]. This doesn’t mean that it isn’t connected to the Objective-C runtime. If you run this command: % otool -o -v MyTool … stuff … you’ll see lots of connection points. However, Objective-C is super dynamic, so that stuff all gets resolved by name when your class is loaded. And the runtime on macOS 26.0 will happily ignore the fact that you’re claiming to imple

[quote='823269021, ARG_007, /thread/823269, /profile/ARG_007'] Anyone can explain this abrupt nonisolated(unsafe) change? [/quote] What version of Xcode has this problem? And what version of Xcode didn’t have this problem? It looks like you reproduce this with a small test project. What template did you start from? iOS > App? Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

In-app purchase is only support for App Store distribution, so Developer ID isn’t a factor here. In general, you can’t run code signed with an Apple Distribution signing identity. See Don’t Run App Store Distribution-Signed Code. [quote='823308021, DexterC, /thread/823308, /profile/DexterC'] Is there any other way to get a properly signed and runnable .app for testing IAP? [/quote] Yes. Use an Apple Development signing identity whose certificate was issued by your paid development team (the same team you used to set up the Apple Distribution signing identity). Apps signed this way will talk the StoreKit sandbox, can use StoreKit Test, and so on. I can’t help you with the third-party tools you’re using, but to do thish in Xcode you: Navigate to Signing & Capabilities. Enable “Automatically manage signing”. Select your paid team is the Team popup. Select Development in the Signing Certificate popup. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1

Hi Albert It does not appear to be a Cordova issue. Even in WkWebview, when I configured the system to display the path in the img field after saving an image from the Album to App Local, it is being displayed as ? images starting from OS version 26.4. It displayed correctly in 26.3.x. html code Inspector debugging -> The profile_image.jpg file is saved in the Documents local path.

Thank you for reporting this. OpenAI has recently removed support for gpt-5.2-codex and some other models when signing in with ChatGPT accounts. To continue using Xcode with ChatGPT accounts, either: Switch the model in Xcode's Intelligence Settings. Go to Xcode > Settings > Intelligence > OpenAI > Codex > Model and switch to gpt-5.3-codex or higher. Update to Xcode 26.4 (which comes with further bug fixes and enhancements)

Confirming the issue is fixed in XCode 26.4.1. Not sure why Version 26.5 beta 2 (17F5022i) didn't work...

I have the same issue in xcode 26.4