I am no expert but might be worth filing a feedback as it is still in beta and post the feedback ID.

@eskimo I am so thrilled Xcode 15 (beta) has this feature, so for users who want can turn on timestamp, viewing and filtering logs is awesome to Xcode 15. Thanks a lot filing the radar and for all the folks involved in the development of the feature. I love it!!

Hope this gets fixed

Happens even when the there edit folder permission. File gets created and written to disk, then Xcode crashes.

Yeah meant Xcode 15, sorry my bad.

Great to hear that you made it work, I don't know if not being able to USB-C port is a bug, might be worth filing a bug. I wish there were clearer instructions on the website of what is possible (upgrade is possible) and what is not (clean install is not) and how to go about it (either create a separate volume and upgrade it or upgrade it on your current volume).

I did this on the mac's hard drive and not on the external disk. My apologies for not making it clear.

If it works would it 2 need Macs to have configurator on one Mac and apply it to another Mac? (Pardon my ignorance)

Thanks I have installed macOS Sonoma on a separate volume. 1. Created a separate volume (https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT208891). 2. Created a bootable installer for macOS Ventura using https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201372. 3. Install on macOS Ventura on new volume. 4. Upgraded to macOS Sonoma. That way both it is possible to dual boot to macOS Ventura (original volume) and macOS Sonoma (new volume).

Thanks a lot, I will also file a feedback, thanks for confirming the issue

@ortwin thank you so much!! Just to add ensure you are using color depth as 16 bits / channel as well (along with "Assign" Display P3) This is the best way to fix the color for screenshots taken from the simulator.

@mtsrodrigues Thank you so much!!!!! Made my day!

@eskimo Thanks a lot! well written article and I like the reference to friendship. Definitely the advantages to using Logger far outweigh the my small preferences. So I will stick with the logger. My wish list is Xcode some day provides a way to customise how these messages are being displayed (more around timestamp being wrapped). It is definitely a priority .... a nice to have. Definitely console app does a good job in the meantime. Thanks once again

@darkpaw Thanks a lot! I will stick with Apple's Logger, there is no way I can build anything remotely as efficient or robust. They do a lot of good things, thanks

@darkpaw Thanks a lot, I feel it clutters the Xcode debugger output and I find it a bit cluttered hard to read. Is there a way in Xcod to color different for different logger messages (some way ti differentiate: debug / log / error)