Paul HudsonJun 12, 2023
Swift developers: if you’re using Xcode 15 and spot any problems with it, or iOS 17, macOS Sonoma, etc, you need to file feedback reports *now*. Apple will already be looking at seed 3, so if you want any hope of your bugs being fixed before release it’s imperative you file ASAP.
Show threadFogmeisterJun 12, 2023

@twostraws @RobW as much as I hate being a naysayer.

I filed multiple reports in iOS 6 that weren’t fixed… erm… until they were re-written from the ground up in SwiftUI.

So I see little point in filing any radars or bugs any more.

Esp when those same bugs had apple engineers being snotty on SO about them. “Apple engineers don’t read SO, file a radar or GTFO.” (3 years after multiple radars were filed and ignored).

🤷🏻‍♂️

Show threadMichał Jurewicz

@Fogmeister
To be honest I have rather opposite experience. I would say more that half of my radars have been fixed or answered. Especially form early dev beta cycle.

Radars about production versions is different story.

Jun 12, 2023 at 9:25pmWeb