Thank you! This helped me solve this, and resolve all my warnings.

You should be able to download the developer beta by going to Account -> Downloads, and then downloading the beta profile from your phone. It may be greyed out because you haven't accepted the news Terms and Conditions, which can be accepted from the main developer portal (developer.apple.com -> account). That's the only reason I could see it being greyed out.

I was able to resolve this; I believe the error was due to a corrupted pod, but I'm not sure how that happened. Either way, the following process is how I resolved it, at least temporarily: Delete the Pods folder Delete the Pod file Rebuild your project (it will crash, since pod dependencies are expected, but can't be fulfilled) pod install clean build folder rebuild again, and then this should get you in a semi-working state. Hope this helps! If there is a more concrete solution, it will help as well.

It isn't an amazing workaround, but most, if not all of the Swift documentation can be seen on the swift documentation website. Link here: https://swift.org/documentation/

If you're referring to the console, you can do that by going to View -> Debug Area -> Activate Console

This may be something you just want to file with Feedback Assistant. It is a beta after all. Not everything is supposed to be perfect. :)

And this is why developer forums should filter certain topics lol, this is not the place to ask these type of questions, none of us have a say in that. that's saying a lot too, since iOS 13 supports pretty much most modern iOS devices

Firebase is an easy to implement option. Just note that some of the things with firebase are out of date. For example, if you use firebase and follow their process, you'll put the code for Firebase.configure() inside AppDelegate.swift. Last time I used firebase that was slightly out of date. Alternatively, other database vendors exist. You could use CloudKit which is native to Apple, or use something like Vapor and set it up yourself. There's a load of different database vendors you could use for a backend. However, Firebase or CloudKit are probably the two easiest to use in terms of extensibility in swift.

This probably isn't a question for the developer forums. You should probably contact Apple Support in regards to this.

No one knows if the next MacBook Pro/MacBook Air is going to have Face ID. They wouldn't tell us this here, and something like this is probably directed towards Feedback Assistant rather than the Developer Forums.

This is again, probably something more for YouTube feedback, and not for the developer forums. The developer forums are where developers ask questions to one another, not necessarily give feedback on non apple made apps. I recommend you direct this to YouTube support or go through feedback assistant.

Have you tried contacting apple support? Again, this is probably a problem best directed towards them.

Did you ever get a full fix to this?