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After installing Xcode 6.4 the Version on Xcode About is showing 6.3.2I am unable to debug and test on iPad running iOS8.4 with 6.3.2

Is there any way to show UIButton contextual menu using a UIAccessibilityCustomAction ?

I have a launch screen, with a png image.I test either on XCode 11.1 or XCode 11.2beta2.1. It shows on simulator (Version 13.2 (SimulatorApp-912.4 SimulatorKit-570.3 CoreSimulator-681.14)), but does not show anymore on device (Xs 13.1.3)However, UILabels show normally.I cannot be sure, but seems to be since I upgraded to 13.1.3 from 13.1.2I have tested in dark and light mode, no effect.I have removed the app from the device and reloaded, no effect.I tested with opaque or non opaque view as launchscreen view, no effectHowever, image is here: I move a Label to be behind it ; it does not show anymore, which indicates that the image hides it. Just as if image as bachground drew but not its content.Changed imageView background from systemBackground color to no color: no change, except it does not hide the label if moved behind (which was expected)I inserted another image, it shows.-> Conclusion, something not correct in my png image.2. In addition, I note that, in XC

I created a pop up div, that has a scrollable area in it. When I open the pop-up sometimes the scroll bar shows when scrolling, and other times, the scroll bar doesnt show once ive oponed a closed it.When the scroll bar isnt showing, the area is still scrollable, just you cant see the scroll bar.Ive used all types of different overflow options, but nothing seems to help.The reason why I cant force the scroll bar is because sometimes the content area with the words doesnt need a scroll bar because its not needed and in other places the pop-up has more content thus needs a scrollable area.

Version 14.0 beta 4 (14A5284g) This is all referring to the simulator. When I run the Shortcuts app my phrase is properly shown for my app and the app's name is correctly populated. However, when I try to add a SiriTipView the same phrase shows the application name as ${APPLICATIONNAME}. I changed the first letter of the phrase and verified the change showed up in the Shortcuts app and my app tip. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or should file feedback instead.

macOS app builds that I have uploaded today (UTC afternoon time) through Xcode are not showing. If I try to upload the same build using Transporter, it complains that it already exists. So, I know the build is there. It's just that the builds are not showing in App Store Connect for this app. There have been some problems earlier today but according to the status page they are apparently resolved.

Is there any way to show in detail pane calls form some library and hide calls form other libraries?

Does Apple now allow us to have our apps show on the lock screen and have access to them?Stright forward..ThanksJZ

Hello all,I released my App on AppStore with 14 languages, however, in the Language Tap of AppStore of my App, I can only find English, how could I show that my app has 14 languages like other apps.my app: https://itunes.apple.com/jp/app/jumpcitysaga/id1231939677?l=en&mt=8I do have set up localization in Itunes connect, but it only show that language: EnglishThank you very much.

I'm trying to muck with my push notification using the service extension, but it doesn't appear to be running. The body of my method just looks like so:override func didReceive(_ request: UNNotificationRequest, withContentHandler contentHandler: @escaping (UNNotificationContent) -> Void) { self.contentHandler = contentHandler bestAttemptContent = (request.content.mutableCopy() as? UNMutableNotificationContent) guard let bestAttemptContent = bestAttemptContent else { return } bestAttemptContent.title = new title here contentHandler(bestAttemptContent)So when iOS shows my alert, it should say 'new title here', but it still has what the payload sent. The payload looks like this. Any ideas what I've done wrong?{ aps: { alert: { body: The body, title: The title }, category: drawing-category, mutable-content: 1 } }