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Build succeeded 17/12/2021 19:19 1731.0 seconds !!
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The issue is still present in XCode 13.2 Final Release. This is a show stopper! Apple Devs, please soon fix the issue. Xcode is useless since 2 months. My project does not build anymore, neither with simulator or real device. Analysing the project does not work neither. Automatically running background tasks e.g. for Canvas prevent from continued software development (without user triggered build functionality). RAM memory consumption grows up to 100 GB and more. Included Swift packages compile correctly, but compilation of own modules lasts for ever in dead loop without compilation warning. There's some long lasting background build activity, if patient, the build process may finish (before the MBP resets). This behaviour is non deterministic: I've experienced the same project may compile/run after a build folder clean without any code change. I was somehow lucky to first progress with XCode 13.2 RC (13C90), but the local workaround does not work anymore. Please help out.
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Unfortunately, the issue is still present within XCode 13.2 RC in 1 of my complex iOS projects. I'll reopen the issue report to Apple.
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The issue appeared with XCode 13 official release. Probably, the last XCode 13 Beta was still fine.
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This doesn't seem to be related to a macOS release (issue happens also on Big Sur). Some parsing mechanism is getting in some deadlock populating the same process if unresponsive. I've filed an own bug report. Sharing the feedback report reference will not help here. At least, my report was identified as critical and I've got almost immediate processing response. I've requested a possible workaround to help out faster (than a XCode bug fix).
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Does Xcode 13.1 RC help to fix the issue?
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Seems there's not much help to be expected, neither from developers nor Apple :-( I'm trying other channels.
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The embedded sensors support pressure changes/sensitivity around +/- 10 cm with an acceptable resolution, especially on last generation hardware.Currently, with the fixed update rate of 1s, I do observe a time lag in barometric measurements under fast elevation changes around 0,5 m/s. The measurement is therefore unprecise and delayed.Increasing the data output/update rate by factor 4 (interval of 0.25 seconds compared to fixed built-in update rate) would already satisfy multiple applications with more accurate measurements.Yes, the accelerometer is helpful to detect an elevation movement, but due to measurement imprecision, an integrated acceleration as speed in e.g. m/s is difficult to reliably use.
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My original question remains unanswered: How to reach Apple Engineers to start a discussion?