This is the correct behavior because the dialog is triggered by the system, and therefore, it is displayed in the system language. It may feel incorrect, but it makes sense in the end. It doesn’t use „previous selected language“ but rather the language that the system prefers.

@kcathey this issue occurs in the preview for the currently opened file. It's a simple view from the iOS App Dev Tutorial page - Scrumdinger. You can download project files and try it. View bounds are not shown even for simple view like bellow. I tried both modes - Selectable and Live. import SwiftUI struct MeetingView: View {   var body: some View {     VStack {       ProgressView(value: 5, total: 15)       HStack {         VStack(alignment: .leading) {           Text("Seconds Elapsed")             .font(.caption)           Label("300", systemImage: "hourglass.bottomhalf.filled")         }         Spacer()         VStack(alignment: .trailing) {           Text("Seconds Remaining")             .font(.caption)           Label("600", systemImage: "hourglass.tophalf.filled")         }       }     }     .padding()   } } struct MeetingView_Previews: PreviewProvider {   static var previews: some View {     MeetingView()   } } I will consider the creation of a bug but prefer not to do it because all my reported issues have been untouched for months and it's a waste of time for me to add another bug report then.

I think that it is working only for Intel-based macs. @carlosmejia083 @Blaubeere Can you tell us what processors your macs have, please?

I figured out what was the issue was. Xcode can't read the .gitconfig file properly. In my case I have these lines in my global .gitconfig file: [includeIf "gitdir:~/Developer/"]     path = ~/.gitconfig_per [includeIf "gitdir:~/Developer/Cleverlance/"]     path = ~/.gitconfig_clv This setup allows to associate specific Git configs with location of a repository in the file system. So when all my main job project are located in ~/Developer/Cleverlance/ directory, the content of the ~/.gitconfig_clv appends to the global .gitconfig file. The content of the partial config is bellow: [user]         name = Deny Green         email = deny.green@cleverlance.com         signingkey = ********************************* I think that Xcode should should be able to read these settings properly and respect them.