I have an old Xcode project that I am adding tests to, and at a high level I see the code coverage percent (the 2.2% number). However, in the detail view, code coverage only shows on the testing bundle, not in the main app bundle. Anyone have any tips on how to fix this?

Can you use modern collection view cell/view registration with custom views designed in a storyboard? I am familiar with putting a custom cell, or reusable view, inside the collection view of the storyboard, and configuring it with constraints and outlets. Then manually dequeueing the cell/view, and configuring the view. How do you do this with the new decoupled methods of cell registration and configuration? For example, if I have the following:         let headerRegistration = UICollectionView.SupplementaryRegistration         <HeaderReusableView>(elementKind: "header") { (supplementaryView, _, indexPath) in             supplementaryView.titleLabel?.text = "foo"         }         self.datasource?.supplementaryViewProvider = { (_, _, index) in             return self.collectionView.dequeueConfiguredReusableSupplementary(using: headerRegistration, for: index)         } HeaderReusableView is a UICollectionReusableView that is added to my storyboard, and the titleLabel is added, and hooked up via an outlet. When I run the code, it does not seem to make the connection, and the outlet is nil.

I could not find mention of code coverage in Xcode cloud? Is it supported now? Or do I need to use local bots to continue to get code coverage reports? Thanks in advance. -pj