“DTiPhoneSimulatorErrorDomain Code 2”

Hi, Overview I would like to add a Swift Package to my Xcode project. Problem In Xcode when I select Project > Package Dependencies and Press + button to add a dependency it keeps spinning and doesn't end Points to note: Xcode 26.5 (17F42) macOS 26.5 (25F71) This is a private GitHub repository I am able to clone the Swift Package URL on the command line. Xcode has the GitHub account I am able to push and pull code on that GitHub account using Xcode My failed attempt rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/org.swift.swiftpm plutil -remove IDESwiftPackageAdditionAssistantRecentlyUsedPackages ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dt.Xcode.plist I have removed GitHub account in Xcode and added it again I am confused if I am missing something very obvious, any help on this is much appreciated. Questions Is there any workaround or way to fix this issue? Why does this take such a long time when I have a specific URL, either it needs to add it or return that the package is not found

I have a small example where adding a new property to a persisted Codable struct causes a crash on launch instead of decoding the missing property using its default value. Steps Run this app once and press Insert Event to persist data: import SwiftUI import SwiftData @main struct SwiftDataCrash: App { var body: some Scene { WindowGroup { ContentView() } .modelContainer(for: Event.self) } } struct ContentView: View { @Environment(.modelContext) private var modelContext @Query private var events: [Event] var body: some View { VStack(spacing: 12) { Text(Events: (events.count)) Button(Insert Event) { let event = Event( recurrence: Recurrence( interval: 1 ) ) modelContext.insert(event) try? modelContext.save() } List(events) { event in Text(String(describing: event.recurrence)) } } .padding() } } @Model final class Event { var recurrence: Recurrence? = nil init(recurrence: Recurrence? = nil) { self.recurrence = recurrence } } struct Recurrence: Codable { var interval: Int // STEP 2: // After first run + i

Hi Kevin, I'm starting this new thread to focus on alignment optimization and recalibrating our HBA constraints. Following up on your suggestion about UserReportHBAConstraints and alignment optimization, here are our current DEXT settings: Via UserReportHBAConstraints(): kIOMaximumSegmentCountRead/WriteKey: 129 kIOMaximumSegmentByteCountRead/WriteKey: 65,536 (64 KB) kIOMinimumSegmentAlignmentByteCountKey: 4 bytes kIOMaximumSegmentAddressableBitCountKey: 32 kIOMinimumHBADataAlignmentMaskKey: 0 Via SetProperties() (additional injection): kIOMaximumByteCountRead/WriteKey: 524,288 (512 KB) kIOMaximumBlockCountRead/WriteKey: 1,024 We inherited the segment count (129) and max I/O length (512 KB) from our legacy KEXT, which were originally calculated based on a 4 KB segment size (Max I/O 512 KB / 4 KB + 1 = 129). The current alignment value of 4 was essentially a placeholder, as the legacy hardware didn't enforce strict page-level alignment. Given that our testing is on Apple Silicon, we are considering increasing k

Hello, I am posting here as a last resort after multiple unsuccessful attempts to contact Apple Developer Support through other channels. Timeline of my situation: I enrolled in the Apple Developer Program through the Apple Developer app on iPhone, and the annual membership fee was successfully charged to my credit card. The subscription appears as active under my Apple ID subscriptions. I was then asked by Apple Developer Relations to provide identity verification documents. I submitted my government-issued ID as requested. I received an email from the Apple Developer Relations Team confirming receipt of the documents, stating: Thank you for providing the documents we requested. We will review them and follow up with you within two business days. That two-business-day window has now been exceeded by more than a week. Total elapsed time since document submission: 10 days. I have since sent three follow-up emails to Apple Developer Support. None of them have received any response. The Apple D

Hello, Is anyone currently having issues with App Store review submissions or missing confirmation emails? My app was stuck in review for about 2 weeks, and I never received the usual “Thanks for submitting your app” email. I removed the submission and submitted again, but still no confirmation email. Has anyone experienced this recently?

To the App Store Review and Developer Support Teams, I am reaching out via this forum as a last resort because my communication through standard support channels has been entirely ignored, causing significant disruption to my business. The Timeline of the Issue: May 16: I submitted 5 In-App Purchases (IAPs) with version 2.0. While 2 were approved, 3 were rejected. I immediately resubmitted them for review on the same day. May 21: Version 2.0.1 was approved, but the 3 IAPs remained Under Review. May 25: Version 2.0.2 was approved. I specifically included a Note to the Reviewer explaining that the IAPs were stuck, but this was completely disregarded. The Bottleneck: It has been 12 days since the resubmission. I have opened multiple support cases to resolve this, yet I have received no response or actionable feedback from the support team. This lack of communication and the extreme delay in IAP synchronization is creating a broken experience for my users and causing financial loss. Reference Information

To the App Review and Developer Support Teams, I am writing this post to bring an ongoing and critical issue to your attention, as standard support channels have failed to provide any resolution or clear communication. Issue Summary: My application’s last two versions have been successfully reviewed and approved. However, three In-App Purchases remain stuck in the review process. Lack of Communication: I have opened several support cases regarding this delay, yet I have received no response or actionable feedback. The lack of synchronization between the App Review and Support teams is causing significant operational disruptions. The current communication gap and the slow response times are directly impacting my business and user experience. Impact: It is unacceptable to have a live application with Pending monetization features for such an extended period. This delay is causing financial loss and preventing my users from accessing the services they need. Request: I request an immediate update on the

Hello App Review Team, My app update has been stuck in Waiting for Review for 8+ days with no progress. Previous submissions for this app were reviewed within 24–48 hours, so this delay is unusual. Apple ID: 1666011539 Bundle ID: art.dreamerai.ios Version: 1.62.0 Submitted: May 20, 2026 Status: Waiting for Review We have already tried every available channel: 2 Expedited Review requests submitted — both ignored, no progress Emailed App Review asking for status — no reply This is a major update with critical bug fixes and major new features that our existing users are actively asking about. Our marketing campaign around the launch has already been delayed because of this hold. The build is fully compliant with the Review Guidelines — no new entitlements, no new SDKs, no changes to data collection. Happy to provide any additional info needed. Any help from the App Review team would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

We are building an ARKit application targeting iPhone Pro devices on iOS 26.4+. During testing, we consistently observe the following log message at a specific point in our AR session (approximately 90° into a walking arc around a vehicle): ARWorldTrackingTechnique: resource constraints [33] What specifically does resource constraint code [33] represent? Is it a VIO constraint type, a sensor fusion budget limit, or something else entirely? How does it differ from code [1] (which appears to be a general CPU starvation signal for the ARKit sensor fusion thread)? Is there a public API to detect or respond to this specific constraint condition, short of waiting for a full ARCamera.TrackingState downgrade? Was this constraint type introduced or changed in iOS 26.4?