I would advise the following: mention clearly in the section for "new release information" the language you suppressed. maybe you could also remove the most concerned countries from list of available countries. you could also issue one more release with all languages and then, if running in the language you intend to suppress warn user that this is the last version to support this language.

I filed a bug report.  FB9036694 I will report if I get any information.

A solution is to subclass UISwitch. @IBDesignable class LargeSwitch: UISwitch { @IBInspectable var scale : CGFloat = 1.2 override func draw(_ rect: CGRect) { self.transform = CGAffineTransform(scaleX: scale, y: scale) } } You will find some more details here: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/658572

Could you show the present version of code, which includes the prints (as "exiting r_feedback") Please don't forget to format with tool.

You should registerForPushNotifications() or now registerForRemoteNotifications() before returning Have a look at this tutorial: https :// www.raywenderlich . com/ 11395893-push-notifications-tutorial-getting-started Not sure it is a problem with american car. Did you try a european ? 😉 Don't forget to close the thread if that works.

What is your problem ? Is it to find where to download ? You will get it here (search for Xcode): https://developer.apple.com/download/more/ Don't forget to close the thread if that's OK.

I looked at the questions you posted. They all have received at least one answer. And you marked several of them as solved. But do you reply to the replies ? 😉

Did this solve your issue ? If so, don't forget to close the thread. If not, please explain what the problem is.

Did you solve your issue ? If not, please explain what the problem is and provide some answer to the questions.

Error is bySettingHour : 90 Should be bySettingHour : 9

Search everywhere in your code for singleStackView.isHidden And see if you set it to false elsewhere.

Have you set constraints to position the tableView ? You should, it may just be offscreen. Have you populated the tableView with content ? You need to define the required dataSource and delegate func for the tableView. And make sure delegate and datasource are properly set. Otherwise, an empty tableView shows nothing. To better see what happens, select tableView in IB ; in Attributes Inspector, set its view bg color to red. And check if you see something.

Maybe the error message does not give the root cause of the problem. Could you try generating with Xcode 11 at least ? As you noticed, it works on newer versions: This is running in the new Xcode version

They used to be simple scroll wheels  If you select the picker in IB and look at Attributes Inspector, you can select Wheels for preferred style instead of Automatic. That will give you the style you were accustomed with. To select another iOS version in simulator, just select the appropriate simulator. In Xcode, I think you have to return to an older version of Xcode.

A preferences screen shown at run time Is it your preferences screen or a system one ? If yours, could you give some details: where and how are those controls defined ? show the code if any