It has been deprecated for quite a while. It is worth treating deprecations as an error and start updating the code when you become aware of it. We got hit by URL returning nil for bad url's, we internally used an invalid url for many years for internal navigation. Waiting till it broke to fix it cost us a lot of time and work.

If you can connect to the same network as the mac is on, it should be able to see it.

You can enable upside down for the phone, but I think the default was done because laying on your back while holding the phone above you can easily look to the phone like upside down. Apple created the size categories years ago and never updated them. I think the Apple intent is you layout your content to fit the screen and not really think of it as orientation. On the ipad the user can have two apps open and one might be the size of a phone. The stage manager increases the possible sizes.

iPhones generally default to not supporting upside down with iPads supporting all orientations. I'm not familiar with other platform support.

This post might help https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/91835

Something that has worked for me is to right click on the device in the devices and simulators screen and select unpair device. It should immediately start pairing and the phone prompt you to trust the computer. It might be worth unplugging and plugging it back into your mac first, if this doesn't work.

They can use the app delegate can open url to find some apps. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uiapplication/1622952-canopenurl There are limits on it for privacy reasons.

I would test it with iOS versions it is known to work with to be sure it isn't broken. It looks like you are using at least one third party framework. I would see if there is an updated version available.

Aside from a new enterprise api for internal apps, that isn't allowed due to privacy concerns, Never mind, I missed you got the approval.

You need to enclose the module variable name in backward tick marks. module

Enclose the variable name in back tic marks.

Have you tried enclosing module in 'module'? That is supposed to ket you use keywords as variable names. I'm on my phone and that might be the wrong tick. It is the one below the ~ on U.S. english keyboards.

It might be worth checking that you are running the right copy of the xcode tools.

It likely is an issue with the timezone, You might need to ensure you are using a consistent timezone for converting the dates.

You could use the XCUIElementSnapshotProviding class snapshot function to see what the ui test is seeing. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xctest/xcuielementsnapshot