#xcode — Public Fediverse posts
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Please #Apple #Xcode team, do something? 🥺
I like iOS Simulator, but using it became more and more unbearable - causing my poor M1 Pro MBP to takeoff (I almost never hear fans on it usually) after a while and development simply slow as all cores are occupied by this (medianalysisd process specifically, within SimulatorTrampoline)
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Please #Apple #Xcode team, do something? 🥺
I like iOS Simulator, but using it became more and more unbearable - causing my poor M1 Pro MBP to takeoff (I almost never hear fans on it usually) after a while and development simply slow as all cores are occupied by this (medianalysisd process specifically, within SimulatorTrampoline)
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Please #Apple #Xcode team, do something? 🥺
I like iOS Simulator, but using it became more and more unbearable - causing my poor M1 Pro MBP to takeoff (I almost never hear fans on it usually) after a while and development simply slow as all cores are occupied by this (medianalysisd process specifically, within SimulatorTrampoline)
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Please #Apple #Xcode team, do something? 🥺
I like iOS Simulator, but using it became more and more unbearable - causing my poor M1 Pro MBP to takeoff (I almost never hear fans on it usually) after a while and development simply slow as all cores are occupied by this (medianalysisd process specifically, within SimulatorTrampoline)
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Please #Apple #Xcode team, do something? 🥺
I like iOS Simulator, but using it became more and more unbearable - causing my poor M1 Pro MBP to takeoff (I almost never hear fans on it usually) after a while and development simply slow as all cores are occupied by this (medianalysisd process specifically, within SimulatorTrampoline)
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Xcode Cloud's caching of Swift Package Manager dependencies is incredibly aggressive. If you target a branch rather than a specific version or commit hash, it will happily pull a stale build from three days ago without checking for upstream changes, even if you clean the build folder locally. The only reliable fix is manually clearing the build cache in the App Store Connect portal. Saved me an hour of questioning my sanity today.
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Xcode Cloud's caching of Swift Package Manager dependencies is incredibly aggressive. If you target a branch rather than a specific version or commit hash, it will happily pull a stale build from three days ago without checking for upstream changes, even if you clean the build folder locally. The only reliable fix is manually clearing the build cache in the App Store Connect portal. Saved me an hour of questioning my sanity today.
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Xcode Cloud's caching of Swift Package Manager dependencies is incredibly aggressive. If you target a branch rather than a specific version or commit hash, it will happily pull a stale build from three days ago without checking for upstream changes, even if you clean the build folder locally. The only reliable fix is manually clearing the build cache in the App Store Connect portal. Saved me an hour of questioning my sanity today.
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Xcode Cloud's caching of Swift Package Manager dependencies is incredibly aggressive. If you target a branch rather than a specific version or commit hash, it will happily pull a stale build from three days ago without checking for upstream changes, even if you clean the build folder locally. The only reliable fix is manually clearing the build cache in the App Store Connect portal. Saved me an hour of questioning my sanity today.
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Xcode Cloud's caching of Swift Package Manager dependencies is incredibly aggressive. If you target a branch rather than a specific version or commit hash, it will happily pull a stale build from three days ago without checking for upstream changes, even if you clean the build folder locally. The only reliable fix is manually clearing the build cache in the App Store Connect portal. Saved me an hour of questioning my sanity today.
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Discovered a frustrating App Store Connect API quirk. The webhook for a build finishing processing fires a few seconds before the read-write database replicas actually sync. If your CI pipeline immediately tries to patch buildBetaDetails to set the TestFlight whatsNew text, the API throws a transient 409 conflict. Had to add an arbitrary ten-second sleep to my fastlane lane to prevent builds from failing silently.
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Discovered a frustrating App Store Connect API quirk. The webhook for a build finishing processing fires a few seconds before the read-write database replicas actually sync. If your CI pipeline immediately tries to patch buildBetaDetails to set the TestFlight whatsNew text, the API throws a transient 409 conflict. Had to add an arbitrary ten-second sleep to my fastlane lane to prevent builds from failing silently.
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Discovered a frustrating App Store Connect API quirk. The webhook for a build finishing processing fires a few seconds before the read-write database replicas actually sync. If your CI pipeline immediately tries to patch buildBetaDetails to set the TestFlight whatsNew text, the API throws a transient 409 conflict. Had to add an arbitrary ten-second sleep to my fastlane lane to prevent builds from failing silently.
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Discovered a frustrating App Store Connect API quirk. The webhook for a build finishing processing fires a few seconds before the read-write database replicas actually sync. If your CI pipeline immediately tries to patch buildBetaDetails to set the TestFlight whatsNew text, the API throws a transient 409 conflict. Had to add an arbitrary ten-second sleep to my fastlane lane to prevent builds from failing silently.
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Discovered a frustrating App Store Connect API quirk. The webhook for a build finishing processing fires a few seconds before the read-write database replicas actually sync. If your CI pipeline immediately tries to patch buildBetaDetails to set the TestFlight whatsNew text, the API throws a transient 409 conflict. Had to add an arbitrary ten-second sleep to my fastlane lane to prevent builds from failing silently.
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@Shadowfetch This approach has many advantages, and it’s what I try to do. I have a sneaky feeling that packages tend to get multi-purpose because it’s easier to add to an existing one than go through the hassle of creating a new one and integrating it. Chaos begets chaos (looking at you #Xcode).
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@Shadowfetch This approach has many advantages, and it’s what I try to do. I have a sneaky feeling that packages tend to get multi-purpose because it’s easier to add to an existing one than go through the hassle of creating a new one and integrating it. Chaos begets chaos (looking at you #Xcode).
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@Shadowfetch This approach has many advantages, and it’s what I try to do. I have a sneaky feeling that packages tend to get multi-purpose because it’s easier to add to an existing one than go through the hassle of creating a new one and integrating it. Chaos begets chaos (looking at you #Xcode).
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@Shadowfetch This approach has many advantages, and it’s what I try to do. I have a sneaky feeling that packages tend to get multi-purpose because it’s easier to add to an existing one than go through the hassle of creating a new one and integrating it. Chaos begets chaos (looking at you #Xcode).
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Apple, please fix medianalysisd CPU eater in simulator 😭
This makes your simulators (along with Xcode previews or even interface builder) to eat all your cores for many minutes - consuming tons of energy.
What this even analyze inside simulators? Is it a bug? It was introduced somewhere in #Xcode 26.4 or .3 but still is present in 26.5 😌
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Apple, please fix medianalysisd CPU eater in simulator 😭
This makes your simulators (along with Xcode previews or even interface builder) to eat all your cores for many minutes - consuming tons of energy.
What this even analyze inside simulators? Is it a bug? It was introduced somewhere in #Xcode 26.4 or .3 but still is present in 26.5 😌
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Apple, please fix medianalysisd CPU eater in simulator 😭
This makes your simulators (along with Xcode previews or even interface builder) to eat all your cores for many minutes - consuming tons of energy.
What this even analyze inside simulators? Is it a bug? It was introduced somewhere in #Xcode 26.4 or .3 but still is present in 26.5 😌
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Apple, please fix medianalysisd CPU eater in simulator 😭
This makes your simulators (along with Xcode previews or even interface builder) to eat all your cores for many minutes - consuming tons of energy.
What this even analyze inside simulators? Is it a bug? It was introduced somewhere in #Xcode 26.4 or .3 but still is present in 26.5 😌
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Apple, please fix medianalysisd CPU eater in simulator 😭
This makes your simulators (along with Xcode previews or even interface builder) to eat all your cores for many minutes - consuming tons of energy.
What this even analyze inside simulators? Is it a bug? It was introduced somewhere in #Xcode 26.4 or .3 but still is present in 26.5 😌
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My new favorite “this is not the actual problem” error in #Xcode is when the preview fails to render and tells you the file is not in scope.
Yes. Yes, it is.
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My new favorite “this is not the actual problem” error in #Xcode is when the preview fails to render and tells you the file is not in scope.
Yes. Yes, it is.
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My new favorite “this is not the actual problem” error in #Xcode is when the preview fails to render and tells you the file is not in scope.
Yes. Yes, it is.
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My new favorite “this is not the actual problem” error in #Xcode is when the preview fails to render and tells you the file is not in scope.
Yes. Yes, it is.
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My new favorite “this is not the actual problem” error in #Xcode is when the preview fails to render and tells you the file is not in scope.
Yes. Yes, it is.
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📰 XCSSET Malware Detailed: A Supply Chain Attack on macOS Developers via Xcode Projects
macOS developers targeted by XCSSET malware, which spreads via infected Xcode projects. The malware steals AWS tokens, SSH keys, hijacks crypto payments, and can self-propagate through developer teams. 🍎💻 #macOS #Malware #SupplyChain #Xcode
🌐 cyber[.]netsecops[.]io
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@CommunityKit/116573763163638504
women who follow the #xcode or #WWDC hashtags might want to see this! Boost away!
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@CommunityKit/116573763163638504
women who follow the #xcode or #WWDC hashtags might want to see this! Boost away!
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@CommunityKit/116573763163638504
women who follow the #xcode or #WWDC hashtags might want to see this! Boost away!
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@CommunityKit/116573763163638504
women who follow the #xcode or #WWDC hashtags might want to see this! Boost away!
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@CommunityKit/116573763163638504
women who follow the #xcode or #WWDC hashtags might want to see this! Boost away!
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How to Make a UIStackView Scrollable with UIScrollView in Swift
Let's learn together how to make UIStackView Scrollable with UIScrollView.
https://mandarapte.com/apple/how-to-make-a-uistackview-scrollable-with-uiscrollview-in-swift/
#swift #uistackview #uiscrollview #xcode #apple #development #programming #developer #learn #coding
