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This .editorconfig file should be added to every single #SwiftPM repo out there! 
https://gist.github.com/Jeehut/e5b7559da355a1f243d9c012fe63edc4
It ensures that everyone editing the package in Xcode will get the same indentation settings avoiding mismatches with their global settings. 
Add it now! 
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Maintaining custom configurations is costlier than custom schemes. If your project has configurations along the lines of “Debug Production”, or “Release Staging”, you might be better off with just “Debug” and “Release” and configuring through schemes:
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Oh, I just discovered that you can now activate relative line numbers in Xcode 16 (beta 4). This is nice for navigating with Vim commands.
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Xcode comes with lots of hidden gems. Do you want to learn about those gems and even see and search for them right within Xcode?
I got you covered. Install my DocC packaged!
What kind of #xcodetips do #iOSdev ppl have when #Xcode accumulates so many Simulators on your local disk that you run out of space? Clean My Mac made a storage map of my files, and showed me this 100 Gig folder of Simulator Devices.
I’ve been through this previously, looked at the .plist to delete some I’m not using, and got a few gigs free again, but thought I’d ask; are there best practices to manage Simulators so they don’t balloon to 100 Gig folders of redundentness?