I am curious about this statement as I am having problems with NSBrowser on watchOS 6 and would expect it to work based on Advances In Networking part 2 from WWDC 2019 where it is proclaimed that Bonjour is available on all native platforms (start at 1 min 15 seconds into the video).Personally, I am attempting to connect to an iPad that is broadcasting data that the watch can't get or produce, but would make an excellent display of that data.

I created this request last December. Should I add more? FB7486638 (Bonjour Browsing with Network framework does not work)

I have a similar issue where my builds with Xcode 12.2 (final, not beta) for debug with device and simulator are fine, but release xcarchives are failing with: /Users/aaron/src/ios/myLibrary/MyLibrary/MyClass.m:9:9: fatal error: module 'MyLibrary' not found @import MyLibrary;  ~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 error generated. I noticed my debug builds have a ProcessXCFramework step for my xcframework, but my release xcarchive builds do not.

I think your shellscript is not quite right. I was able to make this work using the script below, which I modified from yours: #!/bin/bash touch ~/.netrc echo "machine api.mapbox.com" > ~/.netrc echo "login mapbox" >> ~/.netrc echo "password ${MAPBOX_TOKEN}" >> ~/.netrc You need to set the MAPBOX_TOKEN in your workflow environment (unless you want it in your source code).

We can finally build to devices for debugging with Xcode 15 beta 5, but i wanted to hop on this thread and say we are seeing the same issue. We are duping this feedback.

Same

We've solved this by disabling our Swift Package plugins. Re-enabling them causes the issue to return. This works for us across different Xcode project files too. Seems pretty clear there has been some regression to the plugin system since Xcode 15.3.

It turns out you can use if #available checks in scenes, you just can't specify an else block with it.