I utterly loathe this new "integrate" system, but loved the old simple system. I've given up committing changes and I'm gonna wait (and hope, and pray) that Apple sees sense and goes back to the old way, and until then just cross my fingers that I don't introduce any bugs without being able to double check my work on checking in. Unbelievably bad from Apple.

I did add something using the Feedback Assistant, but never got any reply. The number on it seems to be: FB13323043 All I'm looking for is a simple way of (in Objective C) outputting a sprintf type string and being able to display floating point numbers to a given number of decimal places. NSLog used to be perfect for me, but it's so badly broken now.

Xcode 5.1 is out and still no side-by-side view. I'm not bothering to check code in (and use that as a double check before a release) cos it's just too painful with this new method. Crossing my fingers that by 15.2 Apple will see sense and put things back the way they were.

If anyone is having the same problem, I've figured out a way of getting around Apple's new buggy NSLog: #define LOG(fmt, ...) { NSString* strDebug; strDebug = [NSString stringWithFormat:(fmt), ##VA_ARGS]; NSLog(@"%@", strDebug); }

I've already had a couple of bugs slip out into my released build which I would have picked up if I could have double checked my code with a commit. Has anyone had any feedback at all from Apple as to when they'll be bringing back the old, perfectly useable, side-by-side commit system and ditch this new unusable inline integrate system?

I'm getting these warnings all of a sudden, despite my code not changing for years, since updating to Xcode 15.3