I have the iPhone 11 device which having the iOS 13.6 installed on it. I want to update it to the iOS 14 with beta 4, not with the latest version. Currently, when I try to update to iOS 14 its gives option for beta 7 and not for the previous beta versions. Is there any way to update iPhone to the iOS 14 beta 4?

I am adopting to the Swift Package Manager in my project, which consists of various targets having lots of Swift files, some of the files are commons across the targets. My project structure is : A Target - file1.swift file2.swift file3.swift (Common file) B Target - file3.swift (Common file) file4.swift file5.swift C Target - file3.swift (Common file) file5.swift (Common file) file6.swift file7.swift As per Swift PM Apple documentation - https://swift.org/getting-started/#using-the-package-manager you have to manually entered the files path into sources of package.swift in Swift PM. I don't want to change the project structure for Swift PM as my project contains lots of file. Is there any way to include the target specific files? So that the newly added files add automatically into the sources which will reduces the developer effort of putting the newly added file path into sources.

I have created application which having the Scan QR functionality, which will scan the QR and once scanning done will show the next screen. I want to write the UI test case for scanning QR code without opening the Camera. I have explore and found the launchArguments option, but still not satisfied my requirement. Is there any way to do this?