Same issue here Probably related: the snippet view doesn't seem to have access to any SwiftUI environment stuff either (for example @Environment(\.colorScheme) var colorScheme always returns light inside the snippet view) Reported to Apple (ages ago!) as FB15122943 but it hasn't been acknowledged, which is exactly what I expected. Why even have public radars if they're always ignored until there's enough public outrage for a manager to hear about it independently. Would be really nice if this basic functionality could be restored. @mehulFunnmedia did you manage to find a workaround in the end? Getting sick of users complaining their shortcuts are unreadable!

Whoops should’ve read the docs more thoroughly! For anybody else who ends up here, Activity.activities holds your app’s ongoing live activities as an array.

You should be able to make it switch to SSH by cloning the repository again but checking it out over SSH instead. Go to Bitbucket Find the repo you want to clone, and click the Clone button. If you're on Bitbucket Cloud it's at the top right, if you're on Bitbucket Server / Datacenter it's at the top left. Make sure the Clone screen is set to SSH (not HTTPS). Copy the repository URL but miss off the 'git clone' part if it's there. The part you want looks like git@bitbucket.org:username/repo.git On the Xcode splash screen choose 'Clone an existing project' Paste the thing you copied into the 'Enter Repository URL' box at the very top of the popup. Note you'll need to have added your Mac's SSH key to your user preferences in Bitbucket first: If the file ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub exists on your machine, copy the contents. This is your public ssh key. If that file doesn't exist, first generate it with ssh-keygen in a terminal. Paste it into Bitbucket -> Your avatar -> Personal settings -> SSH Keys -> Add Key

URLs technically can't have spaces in them - replace the space with %20 and it should work If this worked in an older version of curl it might've been doing that replacement automatically

As Ij000 mentioned, it's a Bluetooth limitation (turning on the mic channel leaves less bandwidth for music), but its worth noting it happens with AirPods too just to preempt any 'it must be your headphones' excuse. Until then, you can get around it with any of the fake audio devices like Soundflower or Blackhole. Just remember to change it back before answering any calls on it! Really does need fixing though. Like lots of others I listen to music & watch stuff while developing, so you can imagine how unbelievably frustrating it is to suddenly have to work in silence. Don't want to come across negative but surely somebody at Apple has launched a simulator while wearing AirPods and noticed this, right? It's been doing this for (at least) two years?