From Xcode, select the TARGET, then from the "General" page, look at the "Deployment Info" section: • Select the devices you want (iPhone, iPad, Mac) As far as I know, it is not possible to prevent an iPad installing an iPhone app in compatibility mode.

You forgot to say what model your MacBook Pro is... there are important differences, beyond storage and RAM. See https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201300

From Xcode > Preferences > Accounts... • Click the tiny cog icon at the bottom, then select • "Export Apple ID and Code Signing Assets" This creates a .developerprofile file (enter a password, to secure it) Then from the new machine: • "Import Apple ID and Code Signing Assets"

All the early commenters are just repeating Apple's "7.9 increased to 8.3" line... no-one is mentioning that the smaller dimension has reduced from 1536 to 1488. Hopefully the proper reviews will answer this question, but I'm interested that it's not getting mentioned.

Did you try it? NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(.libraryDirectory, .localDomainMask, false) Simulator: ["/Library"] Real Device: ["/Library"] Can you be more specific about what you are asking?

After an update, Spotlight may have to do major re-indexing?

Tested in Xcode 13.0 RC Product > Scheme > Edit Scheme... Run (Debug) > Options > Console // scroll to the bottom, to see it. Use Terminal Note: This option only seems to appear for macOS apps, not iOS apps!

There is some here confusion over whether "Console: Use Terminal" is actually shown in the Scheme Options. I find that it only appears for macOS apps, not iOS apps!

If you're using a Storyboard for your Mac app: • Create a scene that you want to use for "Help" (you may already have this... your Q/A page?) • From the Main Menu "[app name] Help" item, drag a (Show) segue over to your Help scene

It is not possible to prevent screenshots and screen recording on iOS. And yet, ScreenShieldKit seems to have achieved this! That suggests, at the least, that it is very difficult, and there is no "simple" coding solution. I suggest that you investigate ScreenShieldKit, and see if their pricing model suits your needs (depending on how important this feature is, for your app).

Xcode 13 is now available at https://developer.apple.com/download/release/ (under "Applications"). So that didn't take too long.

Network Link Conditioner is part of the "Additional Tools for Xcode 13"... ...so you will need to download, from https://developer.apple.com/download/all/ The download is a dmg, with all the tools. The "Hardware" folder contains "Network Link Conditioner.prefPane" Since Xcode 11, you can limit the network condition for a tethered device.

Same issue here.   • macOS 11.6   • Xcode 13.0 (13A233) {from the App Store, not the RC}   Fresh download of "Additional Tools for Xcode 13" • From https://developer.apple.com/download/all/ Network Link Conditioner.prefPane installs, but on clicking it, I see the error: • "Preferences Error" • "Could not load Network Link Conditioner preference pane."

On TestFlight: Internal Testing • "App Store Connect Users" can test all builds, as soon as they are uploaded • (Actually, as soon as they have been "processed", which is usually very quick) • It's also possible to set up Test Groups, and assign specific builds to them (but they don't get anything automatically) • TestFlight Review is not required, for these testers External Testing • All builds must go through TestFlight Review, and be approved Which is your case? • It sounds like your "account owner" is getting the immediate "internal testing". • But how have your other testers been set up?

Are you confusing the "Version" number with the "Build" number? • A Version number is typically something like 1.4.3 • A Build number is generally an integer, like 6 Build numbers must always increase... each App Store Connect upload must have a higher Build number. Are you using any code to automatically increment your Build number?