After playing with Key Bindings a bit, you have to select the row and press the 'return' key to be able to add or delete a key binding. Once you press 'return', you'll see the + and - options for the key binding. (I'm using Xcode 15.2) Hope that helps

Assuming you have the files backed up somewhere, did you try removing the storyboard from the workspace and re-adding it?

Maybe it doesn't like something in your plist? Is there a previous version of the app that worked? (just guessing here because I'm not sure what DVTFailureHintExceptionPreprocessor does)

You should contact Apple here: https://developer.apple.com/contact/#!/topic/select

Best to contact Apple via: https://developer.apple.com/contact/#!/topic/select

Does it install via Xcode on the same device? Maybe you need to go to your device's Settings > General > VPN & Device Management to 'trust' the profile?

It seems like the app is not signed correctly or associated with your developer account. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38307356/iphone-app-under-test-crashes-after-a-few-days Check the validity of your app's provisioning profile in your Xcode project.

See this thread: https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/738623 Seems like iOS 14 not supported on Sonoma

When I run into issues like this, I restart the device. If that doesn't work, restart your Mac as well. Are you connecting to your device via WiFi or a cable?

Try using the latest version of Xcode: 15.2

See if this helps: https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/711258

I couldn't find an easy way to alter the text color but regarding alignment, you could select all the vertical fields and embed them in a stack view. That way, you can center them relative to the stack view.

Hello, I've worked with many companies that use the Apple Developer Enterprise Program. Unless things have recently changed, the Enterprise Program will let you sign your apps with an Enterprise Certificate that will allow your apps to run on any device. You do not need to submit them to the App Store at all. Assuming that your MDM provider allows you to distribute apps, you can 'push' the app to devices with the MDM software. You can also host the ipa on a local web server for users to download using Safari on their iOS devices. Hope that helps

This is what I found online: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/networkextension/local_push_connectivity

Sometimes, restarting the Mac and the device takes care of stuff like this. It's worth a try.