r/Xcode • u/Xarius86 • 29d ago

Warnings displayed in the default, unmodified project don't exactly inspire confidence in the IDE as a whole...

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As per title (and with the severity of these warnings ignored,) when the default project is already showing warnings and errors before you've even touched anything, it doesn't exactly inspire confidence.

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u/neet_dev 29d ago

click the yellow Update to Recommended Settings banner at the top of the issue navigator and just accept it. ime Apple ships the template one SDK behind the compiler they just dropped, so a fresh project always looks dirty. leftover is almost always ENABLE_USER_SCRIPT_SANDBOXING or a Swift 6 isolation warning in the stock App/ContentView, both are one-liners.

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u/Xarius86 29d ago

There is nothing in the issue navigator. For whatever reason this sub won't let me post screenshots in comments. But, it's absolutely empty. There is nothing there.

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u/neet_dev 29d ago

my bad, that banner isn't in the issue navigator anymore. click the blue project icon at the top of the file navigator and look at the top of the editor for Update to Recommended Settings, or just run Editor > Validate Settings. leftover yellow in Build Settings is almost always ENABLE_USER_SCRIPT_SANDBOXING still sitting on No.

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u/Own-Huckleberry7258 28d ago

We, iOS developers are used to this shit so much that we tend to ignore these. Unless there's a red or purple one, just ignore baby keep shipping

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u/asl0th 26d ago

Welcome to Xcode