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I tried using somewhat simpler printing code, which I've seen work in other apps: - (IBAction) doPrint: (id) sender { NSPrintOperation* printOp = [NSPrintOperation printOperationWithView: _webView]; printOp.jobTitle = @Help; NSPrintInfo* info = printOp.printInfo; info.verticallyCentered = NO; printOp.printInfo = info; [printOp runOperationModalForWindow: _webView.window delegate: self didRunSelector: nil contextInfo: nil ]; } But no go here. I tried the same thing in another window, this one using WKWebView, with the same blank result. This is a sandboxed app, and the com.apple.security.print entitlement is on. I'm working in Xcode 15.2 on macOS 13.8.8. I took a project that wouldn't print on this machine to a newer machine running a Tahoe beta, and there it worked. So then I'm asking myself, is printing just broken on this machine? No, printing from other apps shows the preview just fine.

Still occurring on ios 26 beta 8 and Xcode 26 beta 7.

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I'm also seeing this problem with Swift Charts. This is with the latest Xcode 26 Beta 6 and iOS 26 Beta 8. This issue doesn't affect devices running iOS 18 and 17 from my testing. As such I've made this modifier which may help someone, hopefully I can remove it in the release seed but who knows! extension View { func CustomTapGesture(tapCount:Int = 1, perform action: @escaping () -> Void ) -> some View { modifier(TapGestureModifier(tapCount: tapCount, action: action)) } } struct TapGestureModifier: ViewModifier { var tapCount:Int = 1 var action: (() -> Void) func body(content: Content) -> some View { if #available(iOS 26.0, *) { content.simultaneousGesture(TapGesture(count: tapCount).onEnded { action() }) } else { content.onTapGesture(count: tapCount) { action() } } } } Which can be used like this: Text(Hello World) .CustomTapGesture(tapCount:2) { UIImpactFeedbackGenerator().impactOccurred() } To be clear, this doesn't work as well for iOS 26 users as the standard .onTapGesture but it is

It's probably related to whatever you are doing with adguard and vaultwarden. I don't know what any of that is, but when I search for your domain, it shows up on a couple of Github domain lists. I also don't know what those domain lists are for. But if you're going to play around with anything even remotely related to security, you should do that on a burner site. Otherwise, you effectively turn your site into a burner site. There is no differentiation on the internet between legal/illegal, safe or malicious. It's the internet. It's all illegal and malicious, unless proven otherwise. Google and others work hard to hide that from regular folks. But if you fall through the cracks, even by accident, it's your problem to solve. Nobody's going to help. This is a developer support forum. It's a place for questions about SwiftUI, APIs, NSURLSession, etc. You can ask anything you want, but if you're asking about something that isn't developer related, you probably won't get any answer. I can tell you that th

[quote='855795022, EoinN, /thread/798211?answerId=855795022#855795022, /profile/EoinN'] My question is whether this behaviour was default or not for new Apps [/quote] As of Xcode 26.0b6 (17A5305f), creating a new project from the macOS > App template sets: Approachable Concurrency Default Actor Isolation to MainActor. However, there’s a wrinkle here. The language mode (Swift Language Version) still defaults to Swift 5. I expect that’ll change at some point, but AFAIK there’s been no official announcement about that. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

Hi, it's still not visible. I'm running Xcode beta 6. My app is an iPad OS app and I'm using RealityView. I can only see the Capture GPU Workload button. There's no way for me to debug my scene using the RealityKit debugger. Is it only available for VisionOS?

Hello, Thank you for your reply. Here are the details we observed: • iOS 18.6.2 (current release): authenticateHandler is invoked consistently — both when the Game Center sign-in UI appears and when the user taps Cancel. • iOS 26.0 beta 1 (first available build): Regression begins here. The Game Center sign-in UI is shown automatically, but pressing Cancel does not invoke authenticateHandler. The app receives no callback. • All subsequent iOS 26 betas (beta 2, beta 3, and the latest beta): Same behavior as beta 1. The issue has been reproducible across every iOS 26 beta so far. • Xcode versions used for testing: • Xcode 16.0 beta 1 with iOS 26.0 beta 1 • Xcode 16.0 beta 2 with iOS 26.0 beta 2 • Xcode 16.0 beta [latest] with iOS 26.0 beta [latest] So the regression is present from the very first iOS 26 beta through the latest beta. To help with investigation, I will provide a minimal sample project that sets GKLocalPlayer.local.authenticateHandler in viewDidAppear and logs w

Clearly Xcode 27 was a typo. My question is whether this behaviour was default or not for new Apps, If Apple expects developers to turn it on then its unlikely that it will end up using the second approach for the main app and any libraries that are overwhelmingly UI-focused.