Problem statement: The Claude Agent component for currently installed by Xcode 26.6 or 27.0 Beta 3 is 2.1.175 which doesn't appear to support the Claude Apps Gateway (see code.claude.com/docs/en/claude-apps-gateway) Versions from 2.1.198 are required. Net effect is that when your organisation switches to the app gateway Xcode's Claude integration no longer works due to the lack of support in the installed component. Questions: Given the component is a signed binary is there any other way to use the locally installed Claude cli (current version 2.1.202)? When is an update expected? Is there any consideration for the rapid evolution of these agents to prevent blocking issues like this?

Is there a way to deploy the iPhone 16E device update via command line? I'm looking for something similar to the way we deploy runtimes etc. via xcrun simctl (Hoping not to have to manually update all of our build machines :) ) [EDIT] xcodebuild -runFirstLaunch -checkForNewerComponents doesn't help.

Does anyone know how to add the entitlement hearing.aid.app that's required to use the pairedDeviceIdentifiers() method. It's noted in the method discussion but doesn't appear to possible to add via Xcode or the profile on the developer.apple.com site. This function returns each CBPeripheral with a manufacturer that matches the manufacturer in your app's hearing.aid.app entitlement. For bimodal hearing devices, specify an array of manufacturers for this entitlement.

For regulatory reasons we need to have an internal mirror of any open source packages we use, including down stream dependencies. This is to ensure hat at anytime we can review code or rebuild past version of our applications at a specific time point. Prior to the current Xcode 13.3 beta's we were able to ensure that our builds were using the mirrored repositories in preference to the origin repos without any issues by including the packages in the project itself. With Xcode 13.3 however we're receiving warnings that imply we won't be able to continue using mirrored repositories in this way. 'filecheck' dependency on 'https://github.com/apple/swift-argument-parser' conflicts with dependency on 'git@git.ourhost.com:third-party/apple/swift-argument-parser.git' which has the same identity 'swift-argument-parser'. this will be escalated to an error in future versions of SwiftPM. Has anyone else encountered this of have a solution?