The screen shots are from xcode 26. You need to close and quit xcode. Open xcode 16.x from the applications folder. open the xcode | settings menu. Click on the locations tab. In the command line tools, select the xcode 16.x version. Then go to the components tab. You should see components for older ios versions. I would open your project. Tap on the xcode | about xcode to be sure you are seeing xcode 16.x Select the target you want and device/simulator you want. Try building/running your project.

If you need to do it from code, you need to clear the is image accessibility trait. If you do that, you likely want to add image to the accessibility label.

You can do that. Select all the files you want to change. Right click on one of the files. Press and hold the option key and left click on show inspector. On the modal that opens select the application to use in the drop down in the open with section. Close the modal and the files will now open with the selected application.

It isn't a bug, it is an intended change. xcode connects to ios 17 and later using tcp/ip. It will connect over the usb cable if available.

Have you tried pairing the device again? Sometimes it seems to stop trusting the computer. It also might be worth confirming tho os version on the device and the deployment version set in the project.

I would ask in an Epson forum or see if Epson plan to support macos 26. Epson is the only one that can fix their drivers/applications.

I responded to the wrong thread. That said the manufacturer may need to update the drive.

I would ask in an Epson forum or see if they plan to support macos 26. Epson is the only one that can fix their drivers/applications.

The three dots aren't an overflow tab. They are used to drag the window.

I think they send beta questions here. Beta's may produce additional logging and have a shorter battery life. One if the many reasons you should think long and hard before installing beta software on your main device.

If adding a field to the database is an option, you can add a created by identifier and search for that.

You should be able to in the sense of controlling what controls are available. It does limit what can be shown at any given time. It will either show skip to next/prior item or skip back/forward a given number of seconds, but not both.

That is likely a private API and would be rejected if submitted to the app store.

That should be a weekly limit. You may also be able to delete app provisioning profiles from the device it is complaining about. You can also consider getting a paid account.

This is a developer helping developer site, for the most part. This is the wwdc23 video on getting started https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2023/10060/ There are resource links below it. Google is your friend when it comes to finding things...