We are entitled by Apple for critical alerts. Our app is an alerting app which shall now be used to alert deaf persons. We did not find the possibility to alert deaf persons, by choosing vibration instead of sound. The accessibility options of iOS don't seem to provide an option to choose vibration instead of sound. It does vibrate for a very short amount of time, but it must vibrate for at least 10-20 seconds to be of any help. Is there any possibility to vibrate upon receiving a critical alert notification for that amount of time? We're also using a notification service extension, but we're more interested in an official solution, than a "hack" solution.

Given a project wich runs perfectly on Xcode 14.2 After updating to Xcode 14.3 it instantly crashes if i open a project file, e.g. a swift class. This is the error log xcode crash After hours of trying to debug, clean uninstall of 14.3 i gave up and returned to 14.2 It's impossible to work with Xcode at all, so this is a severe bug. @Apple is this the right approach to report this bug? I also sent it via the feedback assistant including log file

Works flawlessly in 14.2 https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/tbqmi6vfd00v1cf5y13d4/xcode-15-beta-8-crash.txt?rlkey=lln36qso9tny9qlrqz8k0v6fg&dl=0 Cannot even upload files here without error. Lol. Everything is broken!