@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.