I was surprised not to see a local model option after installing the Xcode 27 beta. I haven't watched any of the coding assistant videos yet, (very much not interested in cloud-based AI providers) but I am also curious about whether MLX has been found to be just not as good as the cloud-based providers, or whether there is some other reason Apple decided not to include a local-model option.

That is the whole line in the log. 😅 I've isolated the code where it's happening, and it looks like it's consistently happening when this function starts an animation: private func animateFallFrom(_ fall: AnimateCoordinate.From) { guard let entity = cubeEntityByCoordinate[fall.coordinate], let fromEntity = cubeEntityByCoordinate[fall.coordinateFrom] else { assertionFailure("could not find entity for some part of fall") return } let endPosition = entity.position let animationDefinition = FromToByAnimation( to: Transform(translation: endPosition), duration: DisplayConfig.current.fallingBlockTimeDuration, timing: .easeInOut, bindTarget: .transform, repeatMode: .none ) guard let animationResource = try? AnimationResource.generate(with: animationDefinition) else { assertionFailure("could not generate animation") return } entity.position = fromEntity.position entity.playAnimation(animationResource) }```

Same issue here. My build is from Xcode Cloud, and I even tried bumping down the macOS version in Xcode Cloud, but that didn't help. :(

I'll second this motion. I was sad to see it removed from my Slack desktop app this morning.