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I updated the App ID for the DNS Proxy system extension and noticed that Developer Portal only exposes the legacy dns-proxy value under Network Extensions. There is no option for dns-proxy-systemextension. My extension’s entitlements currently contain: xml com.apple.developer.networking.networkextension dns-proxy-systemextension When I create a Mac App Development provisioning profile for this App ID and try to use it for signing the system extension target, Xcode fails with: Provisioning profile Dev-Mac-App-DNSProxy doesn't match the entitlements file's value for the com.apple.developer.networking.networkextension entitlement. So at this point the entitlements and the Developer Portal capabilities cannot be made to match: the profile only knows about dns-proxy, while my extension needs dns-proxy-systemextension. Is dns-proxy-systemextension the correct entitlement value for a DNS Proxy packaged as a system extension today, and if so, how should this be represented/configured in the Developer Portal

What I’ve Done: Previously, I registered the application as a HotspotHelper using NEHotspotHelper.register(options:queue:handler:). 
In the Hotspot Helper app’s command handler block, I identified the relevant network via the NEHotspotHelperCommand and used the didJustJoin API to determine if the network was joined. For migrating this to Xcode 26 , I added a NEHotspotEvaluationProvider extension. I implemented the handleCommand method which receives NEHotspotHelperCmmand parameter. Similarly, I added code to identify the network via the NEHotspotHelperCommand and used didJustJoin to check whether the network was joined. The Issue: While running on Xcode 26/iOS 18, the handleCommand method in my NEHotspotEvaluationProvider extension is not being triggered when switching between networks. I suspect this might be due to incomplete or incorrect configuration for NEHotspotManager in the main app, or missing setup steps for the new extension. My Question: What exact configuration steps are require

After reviewing the following Apple Technote, I have confirmed the statement below: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/technotes/tn3187-migrating-to-the-uikit-scene-based-life-cycle In the next major release following iOS 26, UIScene lifecycle will be required when building with the latest SDK; otherwise, your app won’t launch. While supporting multiple scenes is encouraged, only adoption of scene life-cycle is required. Based on the above, I would appreciate it if you could confirm the following points: Is my understanding correct that the term “latest SDK” refers to Xcode 27? Is it correct that an app built with the latest SDK (Xcode 27, assuming the above understanding is correct) will not launch without adopting the UIScene lifecycle, with no exceptions? Is it correct that an app built with Xcode 26 without UIScene lifecycle support will still launch without issues on an iPhone updated to iOS 27?

What's the Repository Up Arrow? I don't see any arrows. The closest thing I can find suggests it may be part of GitHub Desktop, which I don't use. .gitignore is part of git. You'll have to take that up with Linus. However, this is a good use of AI. Forget vibe coding, use AI to explain how to do things in Git. This is probably causing your issue #1. You probably have some IDE data files managed by Git. You don't want that. Try this for a .gitignore file: .DS_Store xcschememanagement.plist **/xcuserdata/ **/xcshareddata/ That's another Git issue. Use Fetch Changes to do things like detect new branched added elsewhere. I forget what Refresh is good for. I have used a couple of times, but only a couple of times. It sounds like most of your complaints are just about Git. Source control system were much easier and straightforward 20 years ago.

Do you really have to use Xcode to manage Git repositories? I use Sourcetree and GitHub Desktop.

Update : in fact all files which are packages can no longer be synched with iCloud Drive since the upgrade to macOS 26.2 : local package files are never sent to iCloud, and iCloud package files are never downloaded to the Mac drive. The xcodeproj files are packages files, but also realitycomposerpro, pages, number or bundle files are packages. A new Feedback was created as it is not only Xcode related: FB21663069

@Yetitron Hey, were you able to solve this issue? I've unpaired my watch back and forth in Xcode because of the connection issues, but yesterday it completely disappeared. I wonder if you found a solution. It's actually ridiculous how painful the process is and how Apple don't give a s.

@ron_adams_jr Thanks for the post and welcome. That's absolutely fantastic news! It's so exciting to hear you're planning to join this year's Swift Student Challenge, and even more impressive that you've got years of Swift experience under your belt at 14. That's a huge head start! If I read this page to be ready looks like include this sentence: For your submission to the Swift Student Challenge, submit an app built in Xcode or Swift Playground https://developer.apple.com/swift-student-challenge/get-ready/ So you are completely right, using an iPad with Swift Playgrounds is allowed. You've got the skills, the platform, and most importantly, the enthusiasm. That's a winning combination! If you ever want to bounce ideas around, or have specific questions as you start building, feel free to ask. We're all rooting for you! Go make some amazing stuff! Important Note: While this forums indicated my affiliation as an Apple employee, it is important to clarify that I am not a member of that team and my know

Thank you for your post. The most recent version of Xcode available on the App Store is currently Xcode 26.2, not 26.1. As well as downloading the latest iOS on your physical device. I recommend downloading the latest version and attempting to resolve the issue again. Let me know the results. Thanks Albert Pascual
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I believe those are the latest currently released versions of both Xcode and iOS, but I also tried on iOS 18.5 and got the same results. The project does use the circular geographic condition.

Is it safe and supported to move Xcode to an external hard drive (SSD), use it from there, and simply connect the drive whenever I need to work with Xcode? Yes. Absolutely. Are there known issues with performance, stability, or updates? Nope. Apps can run from any visible location. Are there components that must remain on the internal disk to avoid unexpected behavior? Nope. Xcode is self-contained. Is this a reasonable long-term setup, or just a temporary workaround? Neither. It can't possibly work. The Xcode app itself is quite small. Moving it will do absolutely nothing to solve any storage problems. The problem with Xcode is the Developer folder. On my computer that's 34 GB for Developer in my home folder. There's another one in Library that's 80 GB. And in the System Library folder, there's an iOS Runtime folder for another 211 GB. And this isn't even my primary development machine. This is my backup and test rig. You need a minimum 1 TB boot drive for Xcode

Thanks - there's no profiles, I checked anyway but this is my own machine, and I wouldn't install anything that wanted to enable management like that. Disk Utility couldn't find anything wrong with the disk, so I'm in the middle of triggering a Time Machine backup before going for the nuclear option of reinstalling the OS. As it turns out, I could use the older Xcode (the one the App Store would let me download for 15.4.1) on the MBP to work with the project I'd been working on the Studio with, so no real problem this time around - still not really sure why the MBP OS is being stubborn though. Thanks again :)