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How do I get the microseconds of an object of type Date? I'm open to any suggestions. I'm not able to set the dateFormat property of DateFormatter to be able to show microseconds.

After upgrading to macOS 10.13 Beta (17A315i) my registered devices (iPhone 7 Plus, and iPod Touch) do not show in iTues when they are connected.

Xcode has started to show numerous errors within my project. Everytime I build my app the number of errors changes. It's always between 50 and 70 errors that cause the build to fail. The errors are always 1 of these 2. Cannot convert return expression of type '()' to return type 'UICollectionReusableView' or Cannot convert return expression of type '()' to return type 'UICollectionViewCell?' Whenever I click an error it opens up that file, shows no error in code and then the error in the issue navigation for that file disappears. In addition, the errors are always related to collection views, yet Xcode is showing errors for simple extension files or enum files, which have nothing to do with collections. I have cleaned the project build folder, removed the derived data, restarted Xcode, restarted the laptop, even reinstalled Xcode yet I still get the errors

In IOS 12 I have noticed the Show In History option is gone now. Is that intentional and being replaced by something else or is not needed anymore? Thanks,

I uploaded the app using Transporter, but App Store Connect doesn't show the build. My email also doesn't have any mail related to uploading the app.

Almost everytime, when I try to search apps in App library, the icons go invisible, o are showed for and instant to quickly go invisible.

I'm working on a native Cocoa app that has a few WKWebViews.When the app is running, I can open the Web Inspector by clickingDevelop > My Computer > Document.titleHowever when I re-run the app from Xcode, the Web Inspector disappears.I'd expect that the following toggle in Safari would do what it says, that is, open a new inspector as soon as my app runs again. However this doesn't work.Develop > My Computer > Automatically Show Web Inspector for JSContextsSeems like a bug. Is there anything I can do to automatically get a Web Inspector on each re-run?

Tried to run the following code in Playgrounds as shown in this session: - https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10643/ import SwiftUI import PlaygroundSupport struct ProgressView: View { var body: some View { Text(Hello World) } } PlaygroundPage.current.setLiveView(ProgressView()) Instead of Showing a Preview the following error message is displayed: There was a problem running this playground. Check the code and try again

One of my team members created an app on App store connect. but it not showing to me. I have searched more but have not found any solution. Please anyone let me the solution.

I have implemented INAddTasksIntent in my app, so that I can say Add buy peanut butter to MyApp, and it works. Then after that I added CoreSpotlight support.After the above two, I noticed that, now searching in spotlight shows me actions that I have done before, for example, if I have added a task via siri called Buy peanut butter, to my app, then searching by peanut in spotlight, will show me the following two:1. Buy peanut butter2. Add Buy peanut butterThe first one is what I wanted, second one, I have no use, because I rarely readd the same task again via siri.I am not sure what this second thing is called, I have tried googling but can't find anything. I want to disable it showing the second thing, is it possible?