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I've got the same problem, just reported via Feedback Assistant (FB9093021). I suggest you report it as well, since forums might not be read by Apple (in my experience, Feedback Assistant reports are often ignored too, but you have a higher probability of them reaching someone that might fix the bug ;-)
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smbfs support in macOS has gotten worse and worse with every new release.
For years, I couldn't reconnect a share using the recent servers menu while Mail was the frontmost app. They fixed it for a brief time, then broke it altogether since 10.15.2, which forced me to use the Cmd K route instead.
With Big Sur, mounting a share via cmd k still works for me, but it's become much slower than before. Also, using git on a mounted share is quite dangerous when there are many pending changes: git blocks (probably because the underlying smbfs blocks) and macOS panics when trying to shutdown/reboot the machine.
I've always reported these bugs to Apple via Feedback Assistant, but apparently no one cares. Or perhaps I'm the only one who sends them bug reports about samba and they're waiting for someone else to submit reports too, before acting on them... try submitting a feedback report :-)
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Same issue here. I tried reporting it (FB8951560) but it was marked as "unable to diagnose". Perhaps if you tried to report it as well with the info you have, it might help them...
about Mac Catalyst, release notes say: Storyboards containing a UITextView will cause the app to crash on macOS versions earlier than macOS 10.15.1 if compiled on a Mac running macOS 10.15.1. (56808566)does it mean that we'll need to wait for Xcode 11.2.2 or something, or that the problem will fix itself when compiling on macOS 10.15.2?
I did file a feedback report (FB7420659) with all the details.I think there's a slight misunderstanding anyway: as I wrote in the first post, I'm talking about a Mac Catalyst app, not an iOS one. On my Mac with 10.15.1 (build 19B88) it works, on the reviewers system (with 10.15.1, but different build number: 19B68d) it crashes.I submitted the app for review Oct 30th (SDK build 19A547, platform build 11A1027). Xcode 11.2 has been released the day after.
well, they definitely had a different build number for 10.15.1 than I have. Anyway, if it crashes on 10.15.0 is not good.
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if you have UITextView's in your storyboard, it might be related to this https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/125274
that other thread suggests using Xcode 11.1 but I had the problem originally with 11.1, so that won't help.Taking views out of storyboards is a major PITA: you'll have to recreate a lot of constraints, that might vary by traits, etc... InterfaceBuilder would really benefit from a "replace view with" that would let you swap, for instance, an UITextView with a UIView while keeping the same size and constraints.
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Unless you've already done it, you should add UIScene support to your app. Then you can change the min/max size from your scene delegate, with something like this:- (void)scene:(UIScene *)scene willConnectToSession:(UISceneSession *)session options:(UISceneConnectionOptions *)connectionOptions
{
UIWindowScene *windowScene = (UIWindowScene *)scene;
windowScene.sizeRestrictions.minimumSize = CGSizeMake( 1024, 768 );
windowScene.sizeRestrictions.maximumSize = windowScene.sizeRestrictions.minimumSize;
}
