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This is still an issue on 26.3. @SubvertDev What I ended up doing was extracting the Icon Composer rendered icon variants from an Assets.car built with Xcode 26.0.1 and adding those back to the project as pre-rendered icons to the assets catalog. Updating the icons in the future will be a pain, but at least for now the app's compressed thinned size hasn't gone up by >20MB when building with Xcode 26.1 and later.

While we're looking into how to address this, take a look at the contents of your ~/.ssh/known_hosts file. You may find that you have different entries for a host with algorithms like ssh-ed25519 or ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 listed. Try reordering the lines in this file so that the ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 line is last, and then quit and restart Xcode. — Ed Ford,  DTS Engineer

I also get these warnings for every NSMenu even when creating a blank project using XIB or Storyboards in Xcode. I think it's unreasonable to have an engineer tell us to just regard the logs as log noise, as @enquora pointed out. As developers we have to use the console to log important information and there's no way to filter this out since it's at the system level. I know this might seem like a minor problem in the bigger picture of bugs on Tahoe but this really should be looked at by Apple as we didn't have to deal with this on 15.4.

@DTS Engineer , every Xcode version starting Xcode 16.0 Currently the problem exists on Xcode Version 26.2 (17C52) And please check the videos I've attached

Thanks for the post, please read my first post, as still looking forward to know the build number and version of your Xcode. It's hard to see what's the version from a screenshot as Xcode UI does not change completely per version. Thanks!! Albert Pascual
  Worldwide Developer Relations.

Thanks for the post, this is very interesting as those controls without anything should be able to produce the glass effect if you are using Xcode 26.2+ and iOS 26.0+ macOS 26.0+. I am wondering about your complete set up and where you are testing at? Can you please provide me details of you set up information as well as the simple sample of how you are using UIKit? Your comment about userInteractionEnabled is something that got me interested about how are you using the API. When UIVisualEffectView.isUserInteractionEnabled = YES: The UIVisualEffectView captures the touch events to perform its interactive effect. I think this prevents the touch from reaching the UIButton subview, so the button's action never fires. When UIVisualEffectView.isUserInteractionEnabled = NO: The UIVisualEffectView allows touches to pass through to its subviews. The UIButton receives the touch and fires its action. However, it seems like you are hosting it somehow? This is the part where I ask for a focus simple project to s

Thank you for your post. Cocoapods is a third-party component. I am confident that many developers here may have ideas on how to resolve your installation of cocoapods, as the error suggests that this is the issue. As I don’t have much experience with that. However, I wanted to bring to your attention the announcement regarding that component from last year on their blog about the future of that component. I would encourage you to go and read their announcements. I would encourage you to look into Xcode packages to consume external libraries. But this is a personal suggestion. Hope your installation of cocoapods gets fixed, I would recommend you to re-install it. Albert Pascual
  Worldwide Developer Relations.

Thanks for reaching out! To clarify, Foundation Models framework is currently not available in Swift Playgrounds, which you get if you do Xcode > File > New > Playground... Overall Swift Playgrounds only support a subset of the SDK. Foundation Models is supported in Xcode inline Playgrounds though, so if you do: import Playgrounds import FoundationModels @Generable struct Specifications { @Guide(description: Search for color) var color: String } #Playground { let session = LanguageModelSession() let response = try await session.respond( to: Help me search for orange, generating: Specifications.self ) } This should work.

So I take that as a no I don't need to request anything from Apple and the option in Xcode is all I need? If so, then there is another issue on my side that I need to track down.

This week-end, I played a bit with Xcode 26.3 coding agent. I wanted to use Claude model served by Amazon Bedrock. I found three different ways, summarised in two blog posts. Part 1: https://stormacq.com/2026/02/19/xcode-openrouter-bedrock.html. Part 2: https://stormacq.com/2026/02/21/xcode-local-proxy-bedrock.html I wrote a small local proxy (In Swift) that translate OpenAI Chat Completion API Calls issued by Xcode into Anthropic message API on Bedrock. GitHub repo: https://github.com/sebsto/anthropic-proxy Don't install a binary proxy distributed as a DMG as you can't audit what that app does.

[quote='874040022, DTS Engineer, /thread/812429?answerId=874040022#874040022'] If and when there’s news, I’ll post an update here. [/quote] I’ve been closely following this issue internally. Unfortunately, I don’t have any good news to share. And given that submissions close in less than a week, I think the only reasonable option is for you to develop your submission based on the current choices, namely: Swift Playground 4.6.x as it’s currently shipping Xcode 26 or later, with the submission running in the simulator I’m sorry I don’t have better news )-: Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com