Also, in the future please use the “Code Block” formatting style for error messages and source code.

Not sure what you mean by “support” there. The linked release note shows that Xcode 13.2.1 comes with iOS 15.2 SDK, but there’s no separate 15.3 SDK anyway. (The next Xcode beta has a 15.4 SDK.) And aside from the troubleshooting needed on some setups for whatever reason, using this Xcode with a 15.3 device does work.

Use the “Paste and Match Style” (⌥⇧⌘V) command in the Edit menu in Safari. Don’t use the regular Paste (⌘V) command.

And if the original file does have invisible content, it could get lost when pasting the text into this forum, resulting in nobody else being able to reproduce the problem.

Submitted feedback FB9842277 suggesting a rewrite of the documentation for CFBundleVersion.

Submitted FB9698458.

It crashes for me using either SwiftUI or Storyboard style project. The key is to create the project new in Xcode 13, which turns on the Generate Info.plist File build setting. Projects created in Xcode 12 or earlier don't have that setting so everything works as before. Or you could enable that setting in an existing project (which is what I was originally trying to do) but then things get messy fast. That's an advanced move. ;-)

(Duplicate comment removed due to forum problem. I commented, then the comment disappeared, so I added the comment again, and then the original comment reappeared. Ugh.)

But note this 50 item limit is deliberate new behavior (see the updated documentation linked in that other thread) so it’s probably better to frame your feedback as a request for refinement rather than a bug. As mentioned in the other thread, maybe well behaved apps could be accommodated by a new entitlement or by special attention during review.

Unfortunately you're not really missing anything. You can't access the filesystem outside your sandbox, so checking for other apps that way won't work. But hopefully it’s not so bad to publish a new app update whenever needed. You could just use the vague "Bug fixes and performance improvements" line, and users will think you're really putting a lot of work into it. 😉