Hi @pprobola , thank you for your answer. Unfortunately, I have many packages, and I don't want to update all of them every time I add a file. I am currently solving this by using File -> Packages -> Reset Package Caches, but this is a workaround that I don't particularly like because, in previous versions, the update was instantaneous.
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I understand what happens.
If it can be useful to anyone ...
For my UIViewControllers I use custom margins that take into account the minimum width of a scene.
I take this value like this:
var minSceneWidth:CGFloat = 400
scenes.forEach { windowScene in
if let w = windowScene.sizeRestrictions?.minimumSize.width {
if minSceneWidth > w {
minSceneWidth = w
}
}
}
Since the latest version of macOS the value "minimumSize.width" seems to be also "0" and this is not good for the calculation of my margins.
Thank you all.
We ended up signing everything manually following these steps:1. Go to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles.2. Select Identifiers3. Select iOS app that you are trying to catalyze from.4. Enable "Mac" and Save.5. Go to Devices6. Check if your Mac is added or add it7. Go to Profiles8. Create a "iOS App Development" provisioning profile using the previous App ID.9. Create a "macOS App Development" provisioning profile using the previous App ID10. Open XCode and select the target to catalyze11. Enable Mac in General Tab12. Go to Signin & Capabilities13. Uncheck "Automatically manage signing"14. Select iOS App Development Provisioning Profile under iOS platform15. Select macOS App Development Provisioning Profile under macOS platform16. Build and runThis worked for us!