Most of them are easy fixes, simply by tapping the red button, and having Xcode fix it for you! Others include: CGRect Swift 2: let frame = CGRectMake(0, 0, 20, 20) Swift 3: let frame = CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 20, height: 20) CGPoint Swift 2: let point = CGPointMake(0, 0) Swift 3: let … Read more
I have found this works consistently, it will however compile swift files if you modify a header included in the bridging header. It will also do full compile if you switch git branches back and forth. Firstly make sure optimization level for debug is set to None (Not whole module optimization) Then, according to https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/62737 … Read more
The syntax preferred by your swiftlint configuration is: for settingsKeys in searchResults where settingsKeys.key == settingsObject.key { settingsKeys.value = settingsObject.value try context.save() } Which is the similar to for settingsKeys in (searchResults.filter { $0.key == settingsObject.key }) { settingsKeys.value = settingsObject.value try context.save() } If you know there is only one result with the same … Read more
Go to Product => Scheme => Edit Scheme or use shortcut: CMD + < Add OS_ACTIVITY_MODE as disable And i use this answer: hide-xcode-8-logs from @iDevzilla to solve this: Try this: On your Environment Variables set OS_ACTIVITY_MODE = disable
I use git in Terminal to solve this problem, mergetool is used. Fisrt, I pull some changes, but oops, not up to date: git fetch origin git pull origin master From ssh://gitosis@example.com:22/projectname * branch master -> FETCH_HEAD Updating a030c3a..ee25213 error: Entry ‘filename.c’ not uptodate. Cannot merge. So get up-to-date and try again, but have a … Read more
No this unfortunately can’t be turned off, and nothing states that this is fixed in the Xcode 8.1 Release Notes. It should either be fixed or you should have the opportunity to turn it off. The functionality is kind of good when it´s used for it´s purpose only, as I describe in this post. But … Read more
Deleting derived data and restarting Xcode worked in my case. rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/*
This did work for me: Disable bluetooth on the iPhone Disconnect & reconnect iPhone Build and Run Enable bluetooth again when you are finished with the debugging session
I can’t take credit for this solution, it came from BrianBatchelder on the apple forum. I had to go to “XCode” -> “Preferences” -> “Accounts”, where it turned out my Apple ID had timed-out. After logging-in there, and then restarting Xcode, my profile was automatically “repaired”, and all is now well. Re-starting Xcode is important … Read more
Go to each of your test targets (e.g. MyProjectTests and MyProjectUITests) in the project settings and select “None” for the “Target Application” dropdown. Then reselect your Target Application back for the same targets. This should reset the test targets and make XCode less confused.