Try this: Open the organizer. Close your project in Xcode (leaving Xcode and the organizer running). In the organizer, in projects, click on the Delete button next to Derived Data. Quit Xcode. Find your Xcode project via the finder. Rightclick and “Show Package Contents”. Delete project.xcworkspace and xcuserdata folder. Open up Xcode again and see … Read more
It looks like an Xcode 8 bug. Cleaning the project by pressing Command+Shift+K or Product -> Clean fixes it.
do below steps it solved my issue For XCode 10.X and 11.X sudo gem update cocoapods If above will not work for your system, follow the below 3 steps, it will surely work sudo gem uninstall fourflusher sudo gem install fourflusher sudo gem update cocoapods
The original answer is wrong! Russ from the Apple Simulator team says: To take app store screenshots uncheck the “Optimize rendering for Window Scale” option in the Debug menu. I recommend turning this back on normally as it improves rendering performance. Double-clicking does not make the device use native resolution, that’s just an accident due … Read more
App Store Connect used to be called “iTunes Connect,” and so this question was answered by another Stack Overflow answer. When this happens to me, closing Xcode completely and re-opening it solves the problem. Restarting Xcode fixed the problem for me, too. Hopefully now that I’ve posted this question, someone can Google for “App Store … Read more
I was having the same problem for a long time on a very complex app as well: The key is all in isAccessibilityElement being set to YES. UI testing and accessibility go hand-in-hand. The way I think about it is that the device needs to be able to interact with the element, since ostensibly, the … Read more
How do you see files that you add externally? Files cannot be added externally. Dumping a source file into the project directory does not add it to the project. To add a file you must add it to the project from within Xcode. If you have a bunch of files that you need to add … Read more
There’s no standard way to accomplish it in XCode, so I’ve written an XCode plugin implementing this feature: https://github.com/insanehunter/XCode4_beginning_of_line Under the hood it overrides XCode’s source editor keyboard action dispatch method and implements beginning/ending of line jumps in enhanced way. Hope it helped.
I found the solution the problem was not in the .gitignore file the problem was the UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate that was not removed from git server, found the solution in the following link: Can’t ignore UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate
Maybe it is just temporary bug… wait some time, and try again. Or try to restart the Mac App Store application. But, if you need it right now, and nothing helps – you can download a dmg file with latest Xcode from: https://developer.apple.com/downloads