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This is obvious now, but historically its been easy to downgrade the iPhone from beta releases despite the same dire warning from Apple. It was not obvious that this time the warning needed to be taken seriously after years of false threats.

First, as a side note, since the external parameter name of the first parameter in methods is implicitly omitted (_), and for subscripts this extends to all parameters, your example has an invalid redeclaration of the subscript (you are in effect only using different local parameter names, which will not make the subscripts unique).If you want a separate subscript with the external parameter name bar you would have to do something like this:struct Foo { subscript(foo: String) -> Void { print(foo: (foo)) } subscript(bar bar: String) -> Void { print(bar: (bar)) } } let f = Foo() f[Hello world 1] f[bar: Hello world 2]Second, as to your actual question: No, it seems like subscripts can't (currently) throw.Finally, I saw it mentioned on Erica Sadun's blog, that subscripts can't throw, and I could have provided the url, but for some unknown reason this forum software will make this post wait forever for moderation if I do, so I had to remove it (I've noticed that in other posts as well so you'll have to googl

It is not possible to pair an Apple Watch with OS 2.0 and an iPhone running 8.3. I just tried it 🙂

yeah! when I go to check the time or unlock the phone it always brings up siri first, once I close that then apple pay opens asking which card to use 😁

I have had this issue too. I turned off Siri from lock screen. I still randomly get Siri but now when I don't get Siri I get Apple Pay. Most annoying thing ever.

Safari developers aren't Apple developers. You need to enroll to apple developer program and pay the quote.But, if you aren't an iOS developer, you should NOT install a beta version on a non-testing terminal.I've known all betas since iOS 4. I know what I'm talking about. Things like no battery (1-2 hours of battery life), no iTunes app, or Phone app not working, all these things can happen on a beta. And, also, is not a warning for a beta 1. For example, my problem with iTunes app happens with at least 3 beta versions, if I remember correctly, beta 4, 5 and 6 of the same iOS.

This is actually ridiculously easy to reproduce using Apple's template code for CoreData, with only a few lines of modification. I posted sample code on GitHub. If you build an run it, it will create 1000 empty sql stores. It builds and runs fine from within Xcode. Now go 'Archive' the application, then run it. Now it'll fail to load. You'll see the errors pile up in the console.This is a bug, right? Anybody see a way around this (short of using one store)?

Thanks for you quick response. However I have turned off Diagnostics and usage data report to send to Apple. I feel like the battery stopped draining fast. You could try it.