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Chiming in again with some findings. Reverting to Xcode 26.1 solved the package issue for me I'm using Tahoe 26.3.1 - I have a coworker with same project and Xcode 26.3.1, but using Tahoe 26.1 that does not have the problem. Using Is_kevin's approach using xcodebuild -resolvePackageDependencies, albeit with cleaning the package cache first worked for me on Xcode 26.3.1 too, but is cumbersome

This reminds of an error I got while setting up SKRenderer for this project: SKRenderer Demo. See code and comment in SKOfflineRenderer.swift: // If I dont use a depth/stencil texture, rendering crashes on simulator, device, and Mac // Without it, rendering only works on Xcode Live Preview let depthStencilDesc = MTLTextureDescriptor() depthStencilDesc.pixelFormat = .depth32Float_stencil8 depthStencilDesc.width = pixelWidth depthStencilDesc.height = pixelHeight depthStencilDesc.usage = .renderTarget depthStencilDesc.storageMode = .private The code is inside the init, check how the depthStencilTexture is setup for SKRenderer, it may help you.

pretty much same issue, OSX / apple watch version 26.3. Developer mode does not show on apple watch settings Apple watch does not show as available in Xcode even if paired to an iphone connected to Mac via USB-c

I have the same problem I've upgraded to a new Macbook recently, just when I was setting up my Xcode, I realized I there is a this red X showing up next to my development team as I was signing in to my account I have checked my permission on App Store Connect, everything seemed fine. I have also deleted my old Apple development certificate and requested for another one. Nothing worked.

Thank you for your post. If I’m not mistaken this means that at the time when Xcode 27 becomes mandatory, the app’s deployment target must be iOS 13 or higher since the UIScene class and Info.plist keys are iOS 13.

Based on the error messages you're encountering in Xcode, it seems like there are two main issues to address: nwprotocolinstancesetoutputhandler Not calling removeinput_handler: This error typically indicates a problem with how network connections are being managed using Apple's Network framework. Specifically, it suggests that an output handler was set on a network protocol instance without a corresponding removal of the input handler, which could lead to resource leaks or crashes. Steps to Resolve: Ensure that every call to nw_protocol_instance_set_output_handler is matched with a call to nw_protocol_instance_remove_input_handler when you're done with the connection or when the connection is closed. Review the lifecycle of your network connections to ensure handlers are properly managed, especially in asynchronous or error-prone paths. Check if there are any closures or network operations that might inadvertently leave handlers dangling. com.apple.modelcatalog.catalog sync: connection error: This e

Hi, To provide some context on how this view fits into the overall layout: the map is displayed inside an info box that can be swiped away. When no swipe gesture is in progress, the map should remain interactive and allow zoom gestures. While the info box is being swiped, interaction with the map should be disabled. The map always displays at least one marker. You can find a more complete code example and a screenshot here: import MapKit struct ContentView: View { @State private var offset = CGSize.zero let position = CLLocationCoordinate2D(latitude: 51.5074, longitude: -0.1278) let span = MKCoordinateSpan(latitudeDelta: 5.0, longitudeDelta: 5.0) var body: some View { ZStack { let drag = DragGesture() .onChanged { g in offset.width = g.translation.width offset.height = g.translation.height } .onEnded{ _ in withAnimation { offset = .zero } } VStack(spacing: 0){ Map(initialPosition: .region(MKCoordinateRegion(center: position, span: span)), interactionModes: [.zoom]){ Marker(London, coordinate: positio

The Prompt stream failed: Agent has been closed error can occur when your project is in a macOS privacy-protected directory like ~/Desktop, ~/Documents, or ~/Downloads. macOS should prompt you to grant Claude access to these locations, but if the prompt doesn't appear or was previously denied, the agent can fail with this error. Workaround: Move your project to a non-protected directory such as ~/src, then reopen it in Xcode.

We do not use CallKit. The call is handled entirely using a custom in-app call UI. This is a bad idea. It's going to significantly complicate your app’s audio logic and, most practically, it means that ANY other incoming call from ANY CallKit app will IMMEDIATELY interrupt your app’s audio. It's also going to allow a variety of other odd edge cases which will be similarly disruptive (for example, now playing activity can interrupt your calls). The PRIMARY reason CallKit was originally created was so the system could properly arbitrate and manage the audio of VoIP apps, preventing all those edge cases. However, the exact rules and thresholds for these violations are not clearly documented, so I’d like to ask a few questions to better understand the expected behavior. The basic policy rule is that your app is not required to report a call if it either: Is already on a call. Is in the foreground. However, in practice, both of those criteria are much harder to implement than they seem. The problem here is that yo