I am currently investigating an issue with my app's slow launch time in Xcode 16. However, when I open the Launches pane in the Xcode Organizer, I can only see the report list, but I encounter an error message like the one below in the stack trace.
This issue also occurs in the Disk Writes, Energy, and Hangs panes, but not in the Crashes pane.
Can someone advise me on what steps I should take? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Frazil
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