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Xcode 27's Device Hub doesn't allow you to drag and drop enterprise security certificates.
I know Xcode 27 is in beta but it appears that in Device Hub you can no longer drag and drop enterprise security certificates onto the simulators like you could in Xcode 26 (and earlier) simulators. I did put in a feedback request in (FB23369006) but I was wondering if anyone found a workaround. This hampers testing for enterprise users who don't have a physical device to test on.
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Xcode Accessibility Inspector incorrectly claims Dynamic Type font sizes are unsupported.
I'm using Dynamic Font throughout my entire app yet the audits in Accessibility Inspector will give me a ton of "Dynamic Type font sizes are unsupported: User will not be able to change the font size of this SwiftUI.AccessibilityNode" warnings. This is incorrect because users are able to change the font size. I can even move to the inspector panel and adjust the font and see it all change right within the Accessibility Inspector. I assume this is a bug since I can change the font but I was also wondering if there's some special thing I'm missing that could prevent these warnings from appearing especially when management runs audits to look for deficiencies.
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Xcode 27's Device Hub doesn't allow you to drag and drop enterprise security certificates.
I know Xcode 27 is in beta but it appears that in Device Hub you can no longer drag and drop enterprise security certificates onto the simulators like you could in Xcode 26 (and earlier) simulators. I did put in a feedback request in (FB23369006) but I was wondering if anyone found a workaround. This hampers testing for enterprise users who don't have a physical device to test on.
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Xcode Accessibility Inspector incorrectly claims Dynamic Type font sizes are unsupported.
I'm using Dynamic Font throughout my entire app yet the audits in Accessibility Inspector will give me a ton of "Dynamic Type font sizes are unsupported: User will not be able to change the font size of this SwiftUI.AccessibilityNode" warnings. This is incorrect because users are able to change the font size. I can even move to the inspector panel and adjust the font and see it all change right within the Accessibility Inspector. I assume this is a bug since I can change the font but I was also wondering if there's some special thing I'm missing that could prevent these warnings from appearing especially when management runs audits to look for deficiencies.
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