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Hi,An other member of my team (Organization) published an archive on itunes connect, via Xcode (For TestFlight). After 2-3 days, he can show crashes on Xcode Organizer.But my xcode show anything. We have both itunes account with Admin role.Can I show the crashes without building archives ? Any maners to see crashes, or is just in the Xcode of the person who build ?ThanksEdit : I have an account for Member Center and another email for iTunes connect, should be the reason ?

Say I'd like to write a generic function dotProduct, something like:func dotProduct<T: FixedSizeArrayType where T.Element: BasicArithmeticType>(a: T, b: T) -> T.Element { var sum = T(0) for i in 0 ..< T.Count { sum = sum + a[i] * b[i] } return sum }This is just some haphazard pseudo code meant to illustrate the requirements for the function:It takes as arguments two fixed size arrays of equal length and element type and returns the dot product of the two arguments (the type of the return value is of course the same as the element type of the two arguments). It's also ok to make it as a method, with self replacing the first arg.I want compile time errors if I try to call it with arguments of different size/count/length or element type, and if I try to receive a return value of some other type than the element type of the two arguments.And as can be seen, The T.Element type should conform to an imaginary BasicArithmeticType protocol. This protocol is possible to write yourself, but currently the Swi

Hello everyone,I have a query with regards to Game Center authentication capabilities. While taking this method into consideration I arrived at an edge case for which I would request some additional information or guidance. In the following event: 1.An user boots the app on an iOS device and authenticates with a Game Center account 2.Then resets the device to erase hishers information of it (maybe to sell it) 3.Picks up another device to play the same app on, but this time he does not sign in with a Game Center account 4.The user plays for a while and makes some progress 5.Then decides to sign back into the previously used Game Center account. At this point a conflict would arise between the existing progress information between the Game Center account and the local progress (achieved without the Game Center account). Given the available documentation, would it pose a concern to show user a warning dialog informing that due to the Game Center sign-in, the user can now either overwrite his current pro

I am using the 1st El Capitan Beta and having an issue with Calendar. I am able to create an account (on my client computer) for my CalDAV server (Apple Server) . However, I see none of the calendar entries that were created by others. I can create and delete an event and that shows up, but not the other entries (mainly created by 1 person).Anybody else having this issue? Am I doing something wrong or should I enter a bug report?Thanks!CodeWrangler

So wondering if anyone has gotten the watch to play any sounds. I've been looking for good sample code to update my old application which relied on the phone to produce the sounds. I found different examples people have been using and nothing seems to work. Currently my code looks as follows:import WatchKitimport Foundationvar player: WKAudioFilePlayer!class InterfaceController: WKInterfaceController { @IBOutlet var TestButton: WKInterfaceButton! override func awakeWithContext(context: AnyObject?) { super.awakeWithContext(context) // Configure interface objects here. } override func willActivate() { // This method is called when watch view controller is about to be visible to user super.willActivate() } override func didDeactivate() { // This method is called when watch view controller is no longer visible super.didDeactivate() } @IBAction func testPressed() { print(test pressed) let filePath = NSBundle.mainBundle().pathForResource(flute, ofType: mp3)! let fileUrl = NSURL.fileURLWithPath(filePath) let asset =

I'm runnning Watch os 2. I am noticing that the friends photos are not updating in the watch. the names and info is but not the photo. they are shouing up on the watch app on the iphone 6 running ios9 tho. Any ideas or fixes?

I'm having trouble finding working examples of using the xpc.h (c lib) API. There are a number of examples showing NSXPC but I'm trying to use the xpc.h interface.I have a CUPS backend (Unix command line) program that needs to open a url in the user's browser. This is no longer allowed within a CUPS backed starting with Yosemite, so DTS advised that I look into building a Launch Agent (also Unix command line) which can open the url and then have the CUPS backend contact it via XPC.I tried using the following but it seg faults.https://eminisnp500.wordpress.com/2012/01/31/using-mac-os-xpc-service-with-launchd/Also, since launchd needs to run my XPC server, how does one go about debugging this? I didn't think I could start my XPC server from xcode because only launchd could bind the Mach service. Is there a preferred way to build/debug a LaunchAgent that hosts an XPC Mach service?Finally, do these programs need to be signed with my Developer ID (can you even sign command line programs)?ThanksWi

I can get code coverage results inside of xcode with a new toy project. When I try with an existing app with tests, the tests are run (I see output, breakpoints hit), but the coverage window in the report navigator says No Coverage Data and nothing shows in the source editor sidebars. The Gather Coverage Data box is ticked in the scheme.

This is a follow up to the thread, Troubleshooting the launch of local user XPC Launch Agent, in the original (and now archived) Dev Forums.Based on further tests, I assume there must be some configuration that I'm not setting up correctly, as opposed to the code.I started from scratch again with a fresh Xcode Project. This time, I based the code mostly on the example code posted by Apple Engineer eskimo1 in this thread (which uses an privileged Launch Daemon) with a modification or two based on the code posted by Apple Engineer dsorresso in this thread. As I assume that their code can be expected to work (i.e.- to help rule out a coding error on my part). Except that I modified the code so that it works with/as an XPC Service Launch Agent without the privileged aspect and which resides inside of the user's home directory.The following was all done on OS X 10.10.3 (14D136) Yosemite and built with Xcode 6.3.2 (6D2105).* I first started off both the command line interface program and the XPC Service Launch Agen