joe kimberlin

@Joekw
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is anyone else seeing a v annoying issue with xcode 26 where it refuses to see external changes to files? e.g i revert changes to a file via git and xcode still displays the old file. is this a preference somewhere?

#iosdev

what are the magic words to enable the sidebar toggle button with UITabBarController on mac catalyst? (assuming it's possible)

/cc @stroughtonsmith

@Joekw I think AssetsV2 is just the SDKs/simulator versions that you can remove in Xcode > Preferences > Components. I had a bug with earlier Xcode 26 betas where I couldn’t see or delete previous beta SDKs even though they still took space in AssetsV2, but it seems fixed for me in beta 4-5.

Older CoreSimulator images can be removed with `xcrun simctl delete unavailable`, and I’ve manually deleted the contents of that Caches folder with seemingly no ill effects

so how do you do alternate liquid glass app icons in xcode 26? #iOS26 #iosdev
i guess apple ruined the fun in this build
getting scared apple won't fix this for the RC... completely ruins my theming system in my apps..
https://mastodon.social/@Joekw/114898371476126263
and another 125GB by "CoreSimulator” caches and images?
is there anything i can do about the 150GB of my 1TB disk being taken up by "AssetsV2”?
trying to get through season 7 of my hero academia and my god, it’s insufferable. has it always been like this? over explaining everything, recapping events you watched literally 20 minutes ago, going into every random characters backstory for a whole episode, it never ends
finished the broken earth trilogy. the first fantasy series i’ve read for a long time! now to get back to some sci-fi with volume 3 of murder bot ☺️
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is there anything i can do about the 150GB of my 1TB disk being taken up by "AssetsV2”?
and another 125GB by "CoreSimulator” caches and images?

@Joekw I think AssetsV2 is just the SDKs/simulator versions that you can remove in Xcode > Preferences > Components. I had a bug with earlier Xcode 26 betas where I couldn’t see or delete previous beta SDKs even though they still took space in AssetsV2, but it seems fixed for me in beta 4-5.

Older CoreSimulator images can be removed with `xcrun simctl delete unavailable`, and I’ve manually deleted the contents of that Caches folder with seemingly no ill effects

@dale_price aha! that definitely explains a few things lol