I run my tests on xcode cloud and I want to change different configurations when the tests run on the cloud as opposed to when the run locally. I thought environmental variables should be the way, but I'm not sure how to access them. I tried: ProcessInfo.processInfo.environment["CI"] But didn't get any result. Any ideas how can it be done?

In my xcode cloud workflow I run UI tests that check the way things are rendered. In some cases, visual effects like blur (see this for example. The UI test produces a screenshot, see in the text results) I see that xcode cloud doesn't render at all (results attached). It seems like xcode cloud doesn't run with GPU by default. Is there a way to see beautiful visual effects like translucent navigation and toolbars, blur effects and vibrancy in UI tests screenshots? Attached the rendered results (actual first, expected below).

Hello, I'm trying to change the destination of a test action in a xcode cloud workflow. For some reason, after I choose a specific device and save, I see that it went back to the defaults: Recommended iPhones. Did anyone have the same problem? I found that I can set the destination through the portal, but also there it sometimes changes back. Any ideas? In the attached screenshot: This is what I do, I press save and it goes back to the defaults.

Hi, I'm writing a code with a UIPickerView that has 3 components. I want each component to have a different row height. Obviously I tried to use pickerView(_:rowHeightForComponent:), but it turns out that rowHeightForComponent sometimes equals to the number of components, i.e. in my case is sometimes equals 3. So I actually get a component index that is not valid. Did anyone have the same problem? Is it a known bug? This is the code of the method: func pickerView(_ pickerView: UIPickerView, rowHeightForComponent component: Int) -> CGFloat { componentsRowHeight[component] } Because I have 3 components, which are held in an array, the valid indices are 0, 1, 2. But the delegate function is sometimes called with 3.