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I've used my redeem code to download macOS 10.12 Beta, then deleted it from /Applications. In hindsight that was a bad idea. When I press the download button for macOS 10.12 Beta 2 in the developer downloads website, it says the code has already been redeemed. If I look in my Purchased section of the App Store app, I can't see macOS 10.12 Beta2 listed. Do I need another redeem code, or is there some command I can run to make it visible in the Purchased section?

Hello! I am experimenting with multiple views in an app, and I realized that if I created more than 2 views, multiple back buttons would appear based on how many views were created (If 3 were created, the 2 would appear, one button going to one view and the other back button going to another view),so how do I fix this? Here is an image of the back buttons: And here is the code for the views: First View: Second View: Third View:

Hi,i have since a few MacOS versions and also with the current beta problems with Handoff, when a second users (with another icloud accounts) logs in on macOS.Handoff works great, when only the first user is logged in on macOS. But I have two iPhones with two different iCloud Accounts and one MacPro with two different users and the two iCloud Accounts at home. When the second user logs in. Handoff stops working.I cannot see the open apps in the dock on MacOS.I can see the open Apps on my iPhone, BUT I cannot open them. Handoff tries to get the data and I get the error message, that Handoff cannot be finished.Only thing I can do is restart the Mac. Then it starts working until the second user logs in again. I tried to log off the relog in icloud on all devices. But it does only work, when only one user is logged in.Any advices, what the reason can be. Or does continuity only work when only one user is using a Mac?Best regards.

Xcode 9.3Seeing a very odd issue with code coverage. I have two unit tests which ultimately test every branch in the following init function (put breakpoints to double-check that). Yet code coverage is putting red in the gutter along with a zero next to the lines in the if-blocks.Build is debug and code coverage turned on. I have not seeing the issue in other classes.init(data aData: Data?) { // Function called 482 times during full unit test run index = 0 let theLength : Int if let theData = aData { theLength = theData.count // Code coverage shows zero here and zone is colored red data = theData } else { // Code coverage shows 482 here (which cannot be since the if-block is reached 90%+) theLength = 0 data = Data() } length = theLength }Same exact thing happens for a simple test class. Unit test created two instances, one passing in a 2, the other 3. Breakpoints prove both are hit, yet code coverage not reflecting that:class IIF

I've read that Watch Series 2 has built-in GPS. Does it also have a compass? If so, how do you access it and not the compass on the phone?

I Installed beta 1 and it almost bricked my iPad mini 2. I didn’t wanna put it into recovery mode and I left it charging and it got out of the boot loop in a couple of hours. It dies really fast and if it dies/overheats, it goes back into the boot loop. But after it charges for a couple of hours it’s fine. Should I update to beta 2? Will my issues be resolve?

I would need some advice here.I have an app on the appstore for some time.Let's call it app Basic. Which sells for 1.I will introduce soon a more powerful version, with Watch support.Its name will be app Pro, with a specific icon. It will sell for 2.I considered several options for sale, notring that I want to keep both versions in appStore.Option 1:Have the 2 versions sold independantly.Great for the one who buys directly Pro or just wants Basic because he has no need fopr watch app.Problem: user who paid 1. for basic will have to pay 2 for Pro when he does not need Basic anymore. At the end, that means that Pro costs 2. or 3. depending how you purchased.Option2-> Is there a way to discount on the appstore (I mean, no specific feature in the apps) if user already bought basic ?Option 3:Sell Pro through IAP of 1 in Basic-> But that will force user to buy first Basic, then IAP for Pro to install a second app.I am certainly not the first to have a dual version scheme. A

is it possible to update from watch os 2 gm to final version as it comes?

So I have the iOS 10 beta but still haven't seen the iOS 10 beta 2 .. what's going on?

Are there any limitations with developing on two separate mac computers. I have a macBook and an iMac. The macbook is running XCode 7.2.1 and the iMac is running XCode 10.3. I have inherited a mobile app and I am trying to learn and upgrade the code to a later version of Xcode. I have been running into several code signing issues when I try and build / distribute the app. I get errors that it couldn't find the signing certificate, the provisioning profile, etc. Lots of errors ...Biggest questions:1.) What should I avoid doing that will screw up the existing production app? Don't mess with anything production.- this includes production certificates and production provisioning profiles2.) how to fix the existing build issues so that I can deploy a test app?

In Xcode 16 beta 1 and 3, when running a VisionOS 2 simulator on an SwiftUI app that ran successfully in VisionOS 1, I received the following crash at startup: Thread 1: *** -[NSProxy doesNotRecognizeSelector:plane] called! I've gone through my code attempting to find any references to a plane method, but I have no such calls in my code, leading me to suspect that this is somehow related to VisionOS beta simulator code. Has anyone else run into this bug and worked around it somehow?