Xcode16.2 加 iOS18 以上的系统加载图片 http 类型的 url 时， http 链接会自动升级为 https，请问有处理方案吗？浏览器报错信息如下：This content was automatically upgraded and should be served over HTTPS.

Xcode 16.2 archive fails to compile XIB Xcode Archive command fails most of the time while compiling an XIB which was created in older Xcode. XIB was updated in Xcode 16.2 version also which did not fix this issue. Archive from Xcode app works but Xcode build command fails and no reason shown by the command. ** ARCHIVE FAILED ** The following build commands failed: CompileXIB /Users…/Resources/Nibs/<XIB_NAME>.xib

After update to Xcode 16.3, any breakpoints stopped in simulator and device. The scheme is configured to Debug in Build Configurator.

I'm just getting started with swift development using Xcode 164 on a MacBook Pro running Sequoia 15.6. When I try to run the simplest "Hello World" app against iPhone simulators, I get the error messages below. I've looked at that location and none of the directory structure /private/var/db/eligibilityd below the 2224B135-8383-4C69-B339-B6DF9D88F6FD folder exists. Just wondering if I have a config error somewhere or if there's somewhere else I should be looking to correct this. It doesn't occur when I run on a physical iPhone device. Error message: load_eligibility_plist: Failed to open /Users/****/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/DB1919F3-ECB8-4C55-817C-85B68F083F57/data/Containers/Data/Application/2224B135-8383-4C69-B339-B6DF9D88F6FD/private/var/db/eligibilityd/eligibility.plist: No such file or directory(2) Failed to send CA Event for app launch measurements for ca_event_type: 0 event_name: com.apple.app_launch_measurement.FirstFramePresentationMetric Failed to send CA Event for app launch measurements for ca_event_type: 1 event_name: com.apple.app_launch_measurement.ExtendedLaunchMetrics

Hello! I am writing UI tests for an app with OAuth authentication and want to avoid the login screen. I want each developer to store the password and username locally on their machines. The bash script will get the token. I need to access that token from my test target somehow. The idea was to write them to a temporary file that git ignores and access this file from the bundle. But I can't add the file from the build script to the target and make it accessible from the code.

Can we use Icon Composer to drive an app icon for iOS 26 apps today? I get errors uploading a build to TestFlight internal testing about missing App icon dimensions for an iOS 26 app.

I have an iOS app and that has CarPlay enabled. I have Siri capability and the feature has been tested in Car. The voice commands are working perfectly fine. However, I am facing a weird issue as described below, The key NSSiriUsageDescription, is set to custom text in info.plist. After generating archive, I exported and checked the package contents, in which the the key NSSiriUsageDescription was reset to default text(Describe why your app needs Siri access) in the info.plist. I do not have any dynamic build process that's writing to the info.plist. Only the Siri key is being reset, rest of keys like camera/location permissions are intact. Kindly suggest what needs to be done at my end

I am a bit confused. My understanding previously was that a modulemap was required in order to have a bridging header be generated. Now it has come to my attention that a modulemap is both a build input and something you can put in the Modules folder of the built product if you so choose. I have tried reading the clang modulemap documentation, but am really struggling to connect most of what it says to the problem at hand. In a project I am working on, the generation of the modulemap file is quite problematic. The framework imports C++ libraries and itself writes Objective-C++ wrappers for them. Currently, the modulemap file is both set as the Module Map File in "Build Settings" and presumably used when the Swift project later imports it. In this project the modulemap is a list of the objective-c++ header files then export * I am trying to understand what I would lose if I do one or both of two things: What happens if I dont set this module map file in the build settings for the objective-c++ framework? What happens if I dont have a modulemap involved whatsoever in this objective-c++ framework and then it is imported into Swift? And does any of this change if its compiled as a static vs dynamic library? What if I embed it vs not embed it? Because the build in the real project is so complicated its hard to isolate what is going on. So I built a smaller sample app. There is CFramework which has an objective-c++ class. There is SwiftProject which imports that framework and is purely Swift. It imports the module and uses it. I did not write a modulemap file, and the Swift project builds just fine. In the timeline it: Prepares packages Computes target dependency graph Builds static cache for iPhoneSimulator18.2sdk As near as I can tell even though the objective-c++ framework is not built with a modulemap in its build settings and there is not a modulemap included in the framework everything works. So then the modulemap file is useless? Perhaps it speeds things up but what step would theoretically be skippable?

Hi everyone, does anyone also have the problem that e.g. the modifier .classEffect() does not work? it is not recognized, although I have the required versions and languages all up to date. I can't get any further, even ChatGPT was at the end of its wisdom 😬. maybe someone has the same problem and a solution for it. many thanks in advance

Is this setup possible / have a solution: There is a .xcframework F, which uses a 3rd party library, lets call it L. There is an app which uses the xcframework The app also uses L Both the app and F use SPM to integrate L F is using L for its own internal purposes. F is providing some functionality to the app. How it implements that ideally should be a black box from the app's perspective. The app also happens to use L for its own purposes. I can't get this set up working, always get warnings about duplicate symbols when running the App. This will presumably be due to the fact there are separate copies of L in both F and A. So how can that be eliminated? Can F not statically like to L and use the App's version of L at runtime? If so how can Xcode be configured so that F can actually compile? Or vice versa - can the App not statically link in its own copy of L and use that in the framework? If so, similar questions, how to configure Xcode to set this up? I can't believe this is an obscure use case, yet after days of searching and reading documentation I can't find any solution. Note that I was able to get this going when the app and the framework used Cocoapods to integrate L, but I just can't do similarly if the use of Cocoapods is replaced with SMP. When using cocoapods, within the frameworks Xcode section, the pods framework is set to Do Not Embed. This is probably the vital difference between the working Cocoapods implementation and the not working SPM solution. However, when using SPM Xcode doesn't present any option to either embed nor not embed the dependency. Why not? Can it somehow be set to not embed?

I know there has been issues with SFSpeechRecognizer in iOS 17+ inside the simulator. Running into issues with speech not being recognised inside the visionOS 2.4 simulator as well (likely because it borrows from iOS frameworks). Just wondering if anyone has any work arounds or advice for this simulator issue. I can't test on device because I don't have an Apple Vision Pro. Using Swift 6 on Xcode 16.3. Below are the console logs & the code that I am using. Console Logs BACKGROUND SPATIAL TAP (hit BackgroundTapPlane) SpeechToTextManager.startRecording() called [0x15388a900|InputElement #0|Initialize] Number of channels = 0 in AudioChannelLayout does not match number of channels = 2 in stream format. iOSSimulatorAudioDevice-22270-1: Abandoning I/O cycle because reconfig pending iOSSimulatorAudioDevice-22270-1: Abandoning I/O cycle because reconfig pending iOSSimulatorAudioDevice-22270-1: Abandoning I/O cycle because reconfig pending iOSSimulatorAudioDevice-22270-1: Abandoning I/O cycle because reconfig pending iOSSimulatorAudioDevice-22270-1: Abandoning I/O cycle because reconfig pending iOSSimulatorAudioDevice-22270-1: Abandoning I/O cycle because reconfig pending SpeechToTextManager.startRecording() completed successfully and recording is active. GameManager.onTapToggle received. speechToTextManager.isAvailable: true, speechToTextManager.isRecording: true GameManager received tap toggle callback. Tapped Object: None BACKGROUND SPATIAL TAP (hit BackgroundTapPlane) GESTURE MANAGER - User is already recording, stopping recording SpeechToTextManager.stopRecording() called GameManager.onTapToggle received. speechToTextManager.isAvailable: true, speechToTextManager.isRecording: false Audio data size: 134400 bytes Recognition task error: No speech detected <--- Code private(set) var isRecording: Bool = false private var recognitionRequest: SFSpeechAudioBufferRecognitionRequest? private var recognitionTask: SFSpeechRecognitionTask? @MainActor func startRecording() async throws { logger.debug("SpeechToTextManager.startRecording() called") guard !isRecording else { logger.warning("Cannot start recording: Already recording.") throw AppError.alreadyRecording } currentTranscript = "" processingError = nil audioBuffer = Data() isRecording = true do { try await configureAudioSession() try await Task.detached { [weak self] in guard let self = self else { throw AppError.internalError(description: "SpeechToTextManager instance deallocated during recording setup.") } try await self.audioProcessor.configureAudioEngine() let (recognizer, request) = try await MainActor.run { () -> (SFSpeechRecognizer, SFSpeechAudioBufferRecognitionRequest) in guard let result = self.createRecognitionRequest() else { throw AppError.configurationError(description: "Speech recognition not available or SFSpeechRecognizer initialization failed.") } return result } await MainActor.run { self.recognitionRequest = request } await MainActor.run { self.recognitionTask = recognizer.recognitionTask(with: request) { [weak self] result, error in guard let self = self else { return } if let error = error { // WE ENTER INTO THIS BLOCK, ALWAYS self.logger.error("Recognition task error: \(error.localizedDescription)") self.processingError = .speechRecognitionError(description: error.localizedDescription) return } . . . } } . . . }.value } catch { . . . } } @MainActor func stopRecording() { logger.debug("SpeechToTextManager.stopRecording() called") guard isRecording else { logger.debug("Not recording, nothing to do") return } isRecording = false Task.detached { [weak self] in guard let self = self else { return } await self.audioProcessor.stopEngine() let finalBuffer = await self.audioProcessor.getAudioBuffer() await MainActor.run { self.recognitionRequest?.endAudio() self.recognitionTask?.cancel() } . . . } }

I am experimenting with Foundation Models using the new #Playground macro. It is pretty useful. One thing I am finding though, is that the playground constantly executing is distracting, when I restructure my code and know that the intermediate results are broken and I don’t care about them. I would like to disable the Playground, make some bigger code changes, and then enable Plaground again. How do I enable and disable the Playground from constantly running?

在项目中没有发现CoreServices.framework，然后编译运行就出现崩溃

I created an app that uses the camera function in Xcode, but it says I don't have camera permission. The app only runs once and then won't run again. The log below says "No active account." Is this because my paid account isn't properly reflected in Xcode? In Xcode Settings > Account, I'm logged in my acciunt, with the team set to "my Organization name" and the role set to "admin." However, in Manage Certificates, the Status is blank. It should say "Valid." How can I properly reflect my account in Xcode? Error enumerating all transactions: Error Domain=ASDErrorDomain Code=509 "No active account" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=No active account}

Xcode 16.4, MacOS Sequoia 15.5 If I try to use a logger in an Xcode Playground e.g. import os import UIKit var logger = Logger(subsystem: "Loggertest", category: "") logger.info("Hello, world!") I get the following error error: Couldn't look up symbols: ___dso_handle ___dso_handle Hint: The expression tried to call a function that is not present in the target, perhaps because it was optimized out by the compiler. Its the logger.info ... that is causing the error. I have raised FB18214090 but there are no other reports. I would be grateful if some of you could verify if the Playground runs or errors on your system. A workaround, still using Logger, would be a great help. Thanks, Chris

Hi, I compiled Intel Open Image Denoise library for iOS, and obtained a bunch of dependent dylibs. I want to use these ones in a swift project (via bridging as this is C/C++) targeting the iPad. I understand that it is required to embed these dylibs into frameworks as iOS doesn't allow dylib. Is it necessary to generate one framework for each dylib? If so, how are dependencies between the libraries (and their frameworks) managed? Or, is it possible to generate only one framework embeding all the dependencies?

Blocker: Registering simulator runtime with CoreSimulator failed.

Hi everyone, We're developing an AR app using Unity with Vuforia for object detection. Our app works well in full-screen mode, including detection and post-detection phases. However, we're facing a specific issue in iPad Split View multitasking mode. Problem: The AR camera (Vuforia-based) freezes during object detection if another app is opened in Split View. Post-detection, everything works fine in Split View. The problem only occurs during detection. Testing Environment: iPadOS 16+ Unity with Vuforia plugin Using EnableMultitaskingCameraAccess() method with AVFoundation to support camera multitasking AR scene is set up properly with detection capabilities in full-screen

Test Coverage shows "No Coverage Data" on Xcode 16.3. Code Coverage is checked in my scheme. The same configurations worked on Xcode 16.2 but don't work on Xcode 16.3. any update on when it will be fixed?

When I thought Xcode could not get any worse, here's the most absurd thing I have ever seen developing software in almost 20 years of work. When building a project, which I haven't touched lately, and last time it was building just fine, it raised errors on a class that doesn't even belong in any way to such project, it only exists in another one. To clarify, we're talking of a project written in C++ which runs only on mac, which is failing due to linker errors, where the linker can not find symbols of a class living in a different project and that is not referenced in any way inside this project. I mean, really? how does Apple manage to make Xcode more and more unstable by the minute? Starting from Xcode 15.1 I was already experiencing much longer building times, due to the fact that it doesn't manage the cache properly and is rebuilding lots of stuff every time..