I have the latest Xcode 16.1 beta installed. I have the iOS 18.1 installed too. For some reasons, I don’t see any iPhone 16 simulator in Xcode. I tried to install it, but Xcode simply didn’t give me any iPhone 16 selection. The latest I can see is the iPhone 15 simulators.

I created a small Swift app using Xcode 15.4 on macOS 14.6.1. The code is pretty boilerplate, just a simple screencapture app using ScreenCaptureKit. The app builds and runs successfully with no errors. The app’s name is kitkap.

According to this SO post, one can boldface a word in Xcode (C++) comments with

I am getting the following error in Xcode Cloud:

In my previous question, I asked how to debug a C executable which as been compiled with debug symbols without making a project in Xcode. That works well, but it is a bit annoying having to do Debug -> Debug Executable. I found out about the tool xed, which launches a file from the command line in Xcode, but when I do xed <executable name>, I’m not sure how to directly debug it; it seems to me like I still need to go through Debug -> Debug Executable and select the file from the explorer.

my project with Google Mobile Ad SDK pod is facing a lot of issues. It’s now the one in the title.

I tried to rename the project (eg from “A B C” to “ABC” no space) but I messed it up badly by using global cmmd F to just rename things. Now the pod files are all messed up.

How to change the two places in the screen shots that are still the old name?

I’ve got a custom run script build phase in my Xcode iOS project, however I want it to run before the items in the Target Dependencies section get built.
So I added a Pre-Actions phase to the target’s build scheme and pasted the contents there.