Hi,
I'm starting to prepare my App for IOS 9 with Xcode 7. I have installed OS X El Capitain with Xcode 7 on my old White Macbook (my main workstation is a MacBookPro Retina 15" end of 2014).
I have transfered my project to the White MacBook and when I open it, my storyboard (around 50 view controllers) in XCode 7 has hundreds of warnings (Expected: width: xx Actual width: yy), usually there's a difference of 1 or 2 pixels between Expected and Actual.
In my storyboard on XCode6 on the MacBookPro I have no warning at all. If I remember correctly I already had the same type of issue with XCode 6 when I was moving my project from the MacBookPro to the White MacBook.
Is it a known issue? is there a fix for this? I would like to avoid to updates all frames from all my VCs.
I have also some errors, requesting to increase the vertical compression resistance for several labels, is there additional constraints that requires this compared to XCode 6?
Regards,