with Xcode 14 I could hit ⌘⌥C, immediately type a commit message, then hit ⌘-return to complete the commit. git and I were both happy doing commits quickly.
with Xcode 15 I apparently have to first mouse click into the spot for the commit message... then I have do another mouse click on the Commit button.
Is there a way to set this back to the previous behavior?
When SwiftUI was first released, one of the great features that piqued my interest was the instant preview function. This feature empowers developers to
It looks like all of the included SDKs are on their "final" builds, and it's interesting to note that the iOS SDK went back two builds (21E212 -> 21E210). 🤷♂️
I've got a couple of entries in my String Catalog that would have the same comment. Instead of pasting the same comment three times I wanted to have a single source of truth that could be updated if needed.
I tried creating a constant that was a StaticString and it compiled just fine.
I just realized that the comments aren't showing however. I don't know if I did something wrong or if this is a bug.
Clang 15.0.0 (1500.1.0.2.5)
Swift 5.9.2 (5.9.2.2.56)
The https://xcodereleases.com website, API, and RSS feed have been updated with the latest info. This release appears to be focused on the latest visionOS beta.
Putting in the work to use the new ImageResource that Xcode 15 offers is already paying off for me.
I decided to change my images from png to jpg. But since ImageResource doesn't use file extensions I didn't have to change any code. "rain24" doesn't need to change when it switches from a png to a jpg.
When you add a newline character in code the Xcode 15 String Catalog uses it to format the localization that it shows you. You don't actually "see" the newline character like you do in code.
When you add a translation via the String Catalog that matches it a diff verifies that the newline is present.