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I setup different Simulators for testing and generating screenshots.Just upgraded to 11.3 and all erased.Also back to the annoying default of iPhone 11 Pro max as the default simulator SHOULD be 11 Pro."Its like they dont even use their own app to build apps!!"
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In work im stuck with older mac. I left the Xcode 11 GM seed unXIP running over the weekend. (because it takes hours)Came in today to find the 16GB app unzipped but the XCode.app icon was missing.I'd upload pic but this forum seems to be the only one on the planet that doesn't let you upload image!!I can run the app and it starts installing additional components. And ran my first SwiftUI app in Xcode 11 simulator.This is my second attempt to unXip it. I cancelled the first so I'm worried its not a clean unXIP.Where is it unXipped to? Does it go into a /tmp folder first then moved to Xcode.app - ill clean the directory and try unzip again.or is it unXipped straight into Xcode.app.if so then somethings wrong because missing Icon file.
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Anyone noticed Xcode (not the beta) is failing at even basic tasks on older macs.Currently on a project stuck with a iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014) not my choice. even basic tasks such as refactor/rename a class fails quiet often.Refactoring often fails to rename the file and filename turns red in the file list becauseclass has been renamed in the code.Filename has been renamed in the project treebut actual filename on filesystem stuck at old class name so gets lost to the projectSo I need manually change the filename in the tree to old filename and then back to the new filenameI no longer use CMD+CLICK to find definition - I have to use search to find a method its way faster.Indexing/CMD+CLICK mostly useless.Anyone notice compilation time of old Obj-C project seemed to have slowed down - now take ages?Ive asked my boss for new mac the $1000 dollar stand has put him off 😉
