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In the project navigator, click on the plist file.Click on the file inspector.Clear the target check boxes for the targets.

Yes this appears to be a bug, I watched Whats's new in core data a second time and he clearly says that the class file is safe to add custom behavior without getting overridden and just the extension or catagory class is updated. But i'm seeing the same behavior as you, both files are overridden.I just filed a radar.Cory

Bug filed for this issue. For those who wish to dupe it, it is bug ID 21420857.Bug details:Title: Mac OS X 10.11.0 (15A178w): Restart required before first logging in with AD mobile user accountSummary:When logging into an AD-bound Mac, where the Apple AD plug-in is active and set to create mobile users, a restart is required as part of a AD mobile account's first loginSteps to Reproduce:1. Bind Mac running OS X 10.11.0 (15A178w) to Active Directory using Apple's AD plug-in2. Enable the Apple AD plug-in's Create mobile account at login option3. Disable the Apple AD plug-in's Require confirmation before creating a mobile account option4. Log in at the OS X login window with an AD account which had not previously logged into this MacExpected Results:Login process would appear pause briefly while the AD mobile account's account credentials were cached and home folder was created.Once AD mobile account's credentials were cached and the home folder was created:1. The loginwindow would disappear2. The AD a

Installation slow, but no issues.General impression: Massively improved performance on a late 2013 MBA. Fans were spinning often on Yosemite before, now system is cool (literally). Also, it behaves a lot faster. So that's good and it really makes me not want to go back.Some observations in random order:Eliminated custom content from /usr, which broke LaTeX. Needed disabling rootless to restore.Java problems were avoided by switching to Java8 before.VirtualBox works w/o problems.Skim is broken. Which is a big one for all students probably :-(Magic Trackpad behaves weirdly (operational, except mouse cursor not moving) when connecting MBA to TB display. Using insomnia to not have it sleep when connecting solves it.TB connected audio device (through belkin hub) stopped working, after a reboot it was there againFefe's blog shows white boxes when pinch-zooming in SafariThe announced new tiling features are at odds with my being too stupid to make them work in any way.TotalSpaces 2 could be made work with a quick up

Well, actually I've just had some success, with help from the SiteSucker developer. Notes on this:- there are actual .epub files now for the Swift preview docs, but they are DRM'ed and cannot be read by calibre (but you can read both in iBooks)- per my link in an earlier reply, you can use an older free version of SiteSucker (2.4.6 is the last free version) to download the Swift Web Sites- the latest paid SiteSucker has some issues due to sandboxing, and may or may not ever be able to download these sites- the one new required setting is under Advanced, Options, Generate HTML - it must be set (this is called Use Web Views in later releasesNow you can pull in the Swift web pages to your local machine. You then drop the index.html file into calibre, and it reads in the site. You would then use calibre to output HTML. This gets a bit trickey - if you don't do anything, you will get little iPhone sized pages with a huge Font Size. So tap the Output button, then select PDF in the upper right, and

The most likely cause of this is file protection. I posted about this in a thread in the old DevForums.<https://devforums.apple.com/message/807457#807457>Share and Enjoy--Quinn The Eskimo!Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware

What about using a zipped file and read from there?

One update. It appears the library project I have was dropping bitcode because it had GENERATE_MASTER_OBJECT_FILE turned on. This seems like a bug in Xcode. I filed bug report 21422164.I'm still curious if/how assembly will be packaged in an app archive when it is submitted to iTunes Connect.Thanks!-David

Thanks for the bug report about using GENERATE_MASTER_OBJECT_FILE. We'll take a look at that.When you use assembly files, you're basically opting out of using bitcode for just those files. Even though there is a general requirement that bitcode is an all-or-nothing thing, i.e., all the 3rd party libraries you use must include bitcode, we make a special exception for assembly code. You still need to build assembly files with clang -fembed-bitcode, though.Bitcode can be embedded in both static and dynamic libraries. In either case, you need to build them with an Archive action in Xcode (or from the command line, using clang -fembed-bitcode or swiftc -embed-bitcode).