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First of all, all the best for learning! To be honest, learning how to develop a messaging application from scratch is actually a big deal. However, what all are the development approaches you’ll take will change the deal. The available ways of building an instant messaging application include Determining the objective and purpose of the application Designing the UI of the app Considering an Server to host Choosing the programming language and multi-platform compatibility such as iOS, Android or even web browser. On the other hand, consider Chat API and SDK for easy integration, reduce time-consuming processes, avoid the learning curve, and of course, plenty of features. I’d suggest you consider the second step to learn effectively and accommodate the trend. For the learning asset, follow the MirrorFly tutorial link to understand the process of developing an instant messaging application. Tutorial: https://youtu.be/_AgBGPgkATg?si=z006B8r893EKgUhr Check out: https://youtu.be/fce3NzvZvQw?si=_ICvG89kF0M

The UIAlertController doesn't popup on iPhone XR with iOS 18.0.1 and iPhone 14 plus with iOS 13.6. But the UIAlertController will popup correctly and accept input string on iPhone SE with iOS 17.7. Why is there such a big compatibility issue.

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Thanks for your reply. I have indeed reviewed the programming guide (many times over the years), and I'm aware of how to provide an ROI function. The guide could really do with an update (and some fixes for errors) and better examples with more detailed explanation. So much of this stuff we've had to figure out by trial and error. We've been able to get away most of the time without supplying much in the way of custom ROIs for a long time, just returning the destRect or destRect inset by -1. But we do have some custom ROIs when using more than one sampler where the two samplers may be different sizes. After first reading your suggestion to reduce the ROI to only the portion being mirrored, I could see how it would be possible to say that some mirroring actions would require only some smaller portion of the input image (with limited ROI) and that this could help in some cases, but I figured this would only help in those cases where the entire image was not needed (the full image mirror flips) and also where th

Are you still seeing this problem? If so, there’s an experiment I’d like you to try. In the context in which you’re running notarytool, do this: % defaults write com.apple.gke.notary.tool nt-upload-connection-timeout where is something bigger than the default timeout of 100 seconds. Perhaps you could try 300 seconds? IMPORTANT Make sure you’re using notarytool from Xcode 16. This setting didn’t work correctly on some older releases. If you add the --verbose flag, you should see a log message like Setting S3 timeout to 300 seconds., which confirms that the setting ‘took’. I’m curious whether this improves your success rate. To get back to your original state, do this: % defaults delete com.apple.gke.notary.tool nt-upload-connection-timeout Oh, and just as an aside, the notary service has an API: Notary API. If notarytool doesn’t work for you, that’s always an option. For example, a lot of big developers want to run their entire distribution workflow on a non-Apple platform, and thus use this API rat

The file is uploaded incorrectly again. By comparing the uploaded version to my local one, it seems it doesn't like < and > characters and deletes everything in between. Thank you, that worked and I've not got a working copy of your build. Seems to work fine, though I didn't expect to replicate the failure (since you haven't been able to either). Thanks for pointing that out. I increased it to 32 * 1024 as suggested... Once your code was working I looked back to 256 byts as well, and it looks like it worked better than I would have expected. I think you'll actually see a substansial performance increase, but I also think you're old size is unlikely to be the direct failure source. Instead, getattrlistbulk just continues by listing files we've already seen. SO, the first thing to understand here is that there isn't actually a single getattrlistbulk. getattrlistbulk is a VFS function that each individual file system implements. The top level VFS layer goes through a mapping process that translates from th