let dateFormatter = DateFormatter() 		dateFormatter.dateFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss" 		let date = dateFormatter.date(from: "2019-01-01 00:00:00"); 		assert(date != nil) date is nil The assertion assert(date != nil) does not fail

I just installed Xcode Version 12.0 (12A7209) and now in my projects the scoping is all broken. When building a command line app Classes and functions I define in groups are not found by the compiler. Is anyone else having this problem?

What is the Apple way of telling Xcode to ignore the project.pbxproj file? i am working with some one else and we have different credentials. I can see the differences by diffing the project.pbxproj file. Pushing this file to github will cause problems, obviously. In my unix days I would create a .gitignore file. My partner is a Mac dyed in the wool type, who would rather not use the command line. Is there a option for doing this in Xcode?

Xcode Version 12.0 (12A7209) The help system is out dated and is showing things I do not have in my Xcode. It has me: Press '+' in Test Navigator. OK Choose New Unit Test Class or New UI Test Class from the pop-up menu. OK Enter a name for the class in the Class field OK Choose a superclass from the “Subclass of” pop-up menu. By default, classes are subclasses of XCTestCase NOTOK. I do not see this option Choose a programming language from the Language pop-up menu. OK Click the Next button NOTOK I have a Finish button Select a destination, group, and test target NOTOK I do not have these options Click the Create button NOTOK. Obviously! Thi sis a road block. No documentation I can find online bears a direct relationship with what I have here on my (very expensive) computer

I am getting the error in XCode (Version 11.6 (11E708)) developing for iPad using SwiftUI: Your maximum App ID limit has been reached. You may create up to 10 App IDs every 7 days. What does this mean and what can I do about it? I see at least two other people reporting the same error, but some years ago, and even occurring when they have paid the fee to Apple. This is blocking our development.