Do we know when it will show up under the "Latest Release" alias? Otherwise, we'll need to change all of our workflows to use it for our builds.

I had been setting the value for the MPNowPlayingInfoPropertyPlaybackRate key to 0 when pausing. I removed that line, so that value stays at the current rate even when we're paused, but the button still changes to 0x when paused. I also tried setting the MPNowPlayingInfoPropertyDefaultPlaybackRate property to the current rate, but that also doesn't help. I check the value of the property before I modified it, and it doesn't look like it is coming in set to 0 (it is nil prior to me first setting it), so I don't think anything else is changing that value behind my back. Thanks!

Running into this as well - particularly want to be able to get rid of some of the default menu items, such as "Search Web"

I've run into the same issue -- completely deleting all versions of Xcode, plus the Library/Developer folder, and still no simulators -- the 15.5 simulators don't even show up as an option.

I think I found the problem -- something about SwiftPM was causing the freeze. I deleted the entire contents of ~/Library/Caches/org.swift.swiftpm and the freeze is gone!

No answers, but also seeing the problem - I get a beachball for about 5-10 seconds each time I start a build. Running Xcode 13.2.1 and deleting Derived Data did not help.

I'm seeing a similar issue, but the weird part is that for the end of 2019-mid 2020, we had data for most of the metrics categories. Then, the data just stops. It feels almost like there was something we had to opt-in to to continue to get the metrics, but I haven't seen any mention of that anywhere.