You're lucky I've got 0.129.0-alpha.9 on my MMM4Pro in Xcode RC 26.5 but I can't get it on my MBPM1P in Xcode RC 26.5, but 0.120.0 is fine and signs in. on the MBPM1P in Xcode 26.4.1, I can't sign-in with that tho... So in summary on the: MacMini M4 Pro signed in to 0.129.0-alpha.9 and Codex 5.5 picked (Xcode RC 26.5) MacBook Pro M1 Pro signed in to 0.120.0 and Codex 5.4 picked, (i.e. can't get alpha.9 so can't get 5.5! even tho Xcode RC 26.5!) My problem I think is I didn't upgrade the Codex on the MBP before doing the macOS RC 26.5 + Xcode RC 26.5 (Like I did on the MacMini). And since I didn't upgrade in Xcode 26.4.1, when I did the full RC cycle, when I launched Xcode RC 26.5, it upgrade the Codex Plug-in but stopped at 0.120.0! On the MBP+Xcode RC 26.5 UGH 🤷🏻

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My solutions, found partly thru MacRumors, was to Safe Boot, an re-pair. Then boot normally. Viola iPhone all I had to do was shutdown the iPhone and reboot the iPhone, launch app worked. Laters...

I still have a weird issue, but like I said on my iPhone, my Xbox controller will connect, and then make the Virtual Controller disappear indicating that the Controller is connected (at least). But nothing functions from the Xbox controller. Then turn off controller and Virtual Controller comes back on... (the controller is there in the debug info, Mac too if I am not mistaken).

Xcode 13.3 Yes sir. I have a Steel Series on my macOS 12.3 and an Xbox Controller on my iPhone 15.4. With the iPhone 15.4 the Virtual Controller Comes up, and works, then when connecting the Xbox the VC goes away and the Xbox Controller works. With my MBP 16 M1Pro macOS 12.3, the observation methods get registered, but NEVER get called... I cannot trigger the "didConnects" Whether turning on before launch after launch etc Been looking for some NEW PLIST entry can't find anything...glad I am not the only, cause now I can go to something else...thanks ¯_(ツ)_/¯

You can really do this "Super Directly" But for a property in a class (or struct even in Swift), you can use @selector, to fetch the VALUE of the property, using a String, if you use Setters/Getters... But no you can't really CREATE a variable with on the fly, but as others have said USE A DICTIONARY! For instance var myOnTheFlyHeap: [String : Any] = [ : ], or [String : Any?] and just throw something in! myOnTheFlyHeap["person1"] = "Johnny Appleseed" Laters...