After restart of Xcode or even just a longer shut-down period the MyGenerator subfolder is not visible in the Xcode project navigator, the /Tools folder is empty. I have to manually add the sub package via Add files to "MyPackage" -> Move files to destination every time. How can I solve that Xcode remembers the sub package unter /Tools?

Download Xcode yah you could download Xcode on iPads go to the developer apple and go to downloads and click Xcode and download and after the download you should go to this site called installonair.com you should scroll down and then you will see upload then you click on it then they will show you this buttons called browse,photo library and take photo or video you should click …

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[Xcode 12.4, Catalina 10.15.6] Note, whilst the above are the actions you use to get the view back, you must actually have a PreviewProvider in your view's source (at the bottom of the page by default). If you commented it out or deleted this struct, pressing the above keys does nothing.

Check if if you don't need to agree to the updated license agreement on developer.apple.com - fix me the problem with both Xcode 16 and 16.1. 0 comments 0

2025年1月21日 · Also, since Apple engineers stalk this forum: I'm sure Apple must be on this in some way, shape, or form (whether alone or in partnership with OpenAI), but please train and release a Computer-Using Agent on at least Xcode (preferably on the entire UI as well as all of your first-party apps).

With Xcode 15, your build system is merging this code into your main executable, and that’s not happening with Xcode 16 beta. Xcode 15 might have chosen to use ld64 for your project. See An Apple Library Primer for more on that. Regardless, you’re gonna have to dig into the Xcode 15 build report to see how your code is being built ...

2023年11月21日 · I was also unable to download the container from my iPhone 13 Pro on iOS 17.4.1, using Xcode 15.3. Here is the brute force solution I used... I added this temporary code to my AppDelegate didFinishLaunchingWithOptions, which removes the folder containing the non-transferable file and exits (gracefully, but using a private API).

Update Xcode: Make sure you have the latest version of Xcode installed. Visit the Mac App Store or the Apple Developer website to check for any available updates. Updating Xcode can often resolve compatibility issues with newer iOS versions. Install Additional Components: Launch Xcode and navigate to "Preferences" from the "Xcode" menu.

Honestly, what good will XCODE do, if you can't also use a terminal and install command line tools, libraries, ruby gems, etc... I don't see Apple ever opening up an iPAD like that. And at that point, why wouldn't you just want a MacBook Pro instead?