Jay ᯅ | iOS Dev 
- Visual Studio Code as well as editors built on top of it (Cursor, etc..): Here's a good article on setting it up: https://www.swift.org/documentation/articles/getting-started-with-vscode-swift.html
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Sometimes, Xcode can get in the way of the work you're trying to do. Even in its latest version with intelligent code completion. If you sometimes prefer using other editors, here are a couple of tips.
- Zed: I wrote a short article about setting it up for Swift-based projects: https://medium.com/@creativewithin/how-i-got-zed-editor-working-with-swift-projects-60ea78d4165e
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@matt1corey @jandamm Did some more digging. This issue could be due to in-place Xcode upgrades through beta versions. Each instance is separate, but caches, files, and binaries may still be shared after an older version is removed.
I’ve now done a full absolute cleanup/removal of Xcode + junk stuff, rebooted, and am reinstalling v16.0 from scratch (including simulators). I’ll test it through Sunday and report. Hopefully, this fixes it—TBD.
Serious QoL improvements: the (@)Previewable macro. So nice…
Be gone Binding.constant(_:)!
I have some serious concerns about the last or latest Xcode beta Previews still crashing every 5 mins so late in the game. The solution to getting it to work again is a full reboot of Xcode. I hope they get this fixed before the full release this week.
@dasdom Yup. And so much more. It seems they provided an entire up they built as code snippets. This is freaking awesome! #xcode16 #iosdevcommunity #swiftui #SwiftDev #SwiftDevCommunity
Core Data Lab has been my absolute favorite power user tool for working with Models (Core Data or Swift Data) while developing an application. It has cleared up doubts and helped me fix bugs more times than I can count.
Did it again today while I was refactoring a couple of features.
So this was fixed. One, the issue did not make much sense from the AppStoreConnect logs. But upon reviewing the logs in Xcode, it seemed that one of the build phases scripts that wasn't supposed to run was running in the CI and failed. It was easy enough to fix with some of the Xcode Cloud environment variables references here: https://tinyurl.com/2auxwyxr. And now onto TestFlight (almost)! 🎉
#XcodeCloud #iosdev #swiftdev #SwiftDevCommunity
#XcodeCloud #iosdev #swiftdev #SwiftDevCommunity
I keep getting this error with #XcodeCloud:
❌ Command PhaseScriptExecution failed with a nonzero exit code
I'd have known what to do with it locally, but it's been a pain to figure out and debug there. Anyone faced this before? Any tips?