BodilGood morning and a very happy Thatcher Day to you all! It's been 13 years today and she's still dead. 🎉
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Paul Darcey
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Imagine this in Australian cities!? I can, but not in the current reality where car-centric brainworms dominate.
Imagine the innermost few km of Sydney or Melbourne where the only vehicles on the road were public transport, taxis, delivery vehicles, and commercial and trades. Repeat this around every major suburban hub.
@amyworrall It sounds remarkably similar to the interaction in iOS’s Calendar app where, when you enter a new event, it presents matches below the entry field, which the user can ignore or select. I know you said the user “isn’t supposed to tap on one of the results”; are you sure they really shouldn’t?
@StewartLynch Great! I tore a lot of hair out before finding that solution. I wouldn’t want anyone else to have to do that
@StewartLynch Sorry, I remembered incorrectly - the cache is at ~/Library/Caches/org.swift.swiftpm
If you quit Xcode, delete that cache, then restart Xcode and try adding a package, it should work. Good luck
@StewartLynch Yes, I had that just the other day. If I remember correctly, it ended up being a corrupted cache under Swift.org in ~/Library somewhere. I can’t remember the exact location, and I’m not at my computer now, but if you search in your library for Swift.org you should find a cache there. Delete it, then try again
@danielpunkass Thank you. I just went looking for Xcode’s MCP commands yesterday, and got the list, but your cheat sheet is much more convenient. Thanks
@daniel It looks like you’re threatening the Telemichel with your lightsaber
dimsumthinkingPut the WW in WWDC:
On making Apple's WorldWide Developers Conference truly WorldWide.
https://dimsumthinking.com/Blog/2026/02/12-PutTheWWInWWDC.html
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