For me it works in Xcode 14.0 beta (14A5228q) if I select "Build" under "Test" in the Report Navigator, e.g. if I have: SchemeName Test Today, 15:00 Build Coverage Log ...after selecting "Build", the "Recent Build Timeline" assistant pane shows the timeline. Using the menus: Xcode / Editor / Assistant / Enable Xcode / View / Navigators / Reports Select "Local" tab Select a "Build" row You can use multi-touch on the trackpad to pan and zoom horizontally in the resulting graph.

edford  wrote: Scripts like that -- anything that tries to manipulate the output with commands like lipo -- still produces an unsupported configuration in the binary. XCFrameworks are the way to go. The script at https://gist.github.com/evnik/6762d5c3a4b21f61f13b100e03b62c38 seems a legitimate way to address the issue by converting a FAT framework into an XCFramework using xcodebuild -create-xcframework, even though it uses lipo along the way.

Note that Making Data Available to the App Clip’s Corresponding App - https://developer.apple.com/documentation/app_clips/making_data_available_to_the_app_clip_s_corresponding_app currently says: Important Never store sensitive user information, such as passwords, in a shared app container or user defaults. If we need to transfer a private key generated by the App Clip to the Full App, would it be considered best practice to write it into the shared container, and let the Full App move it to its Keychain when (if) it starts up?