@ZevEisenberg Nope. Thanks for the link.
@etresoft Popovers and drawers are useful in different situations.
I’m getting that warning during nib unarchiving. I’m not even trying to set the first responder.
I guess drawers aren’t getting much attention: forums.developer.apple.com/thread/49052
@fzwob I think the problem ended up being an unneeded private key.
@Zorg__ I don’t know. I guess I should try the new clang warning. So you manually suppress it for areas where you’ve tested the OS version?
Faster to reach for and log into my phone.
I have few iMessages, but after clicking a notification it takes 10 seconds to launch Messages and another 10 of beachball before ready.
Mac App Store version delayed because codesign is crashing. Only with that certificate, not Developer ID. There’s something every time.
Looks like this is already fixed for the next version of Deploymate.
@lapcatsoftware That would be so great.
@jgordonshare By which I mean fewer new smaller issues. The old ones from 10.11 are mostly still there.
@jgordonshare More bigger issues but fewer smaller ones than 10.11.
@wilshipley Yep.
@wilshipley I think most people thought the unreasonable part was that they shut down his main account without notification or explanation.
@siegel @grynspan Which may be fine when amortized, but in my case I only needed to check each file once, so it was all wasted vs. stat().
@siegel @grynspan With large numbers of files (some years ago), the lower level stuff seemed to have a lot of caching overhead.
@grynspan @siegel The NSURL API is nice for these higher level properties. Not sure about, say, NSURLIsDirectoryKey (speed, caching).
@grynspan @siegel Got a bunch of crash reports and a frantic e-mail right after shipping, so apparently customers are using 10.10.
@grynspan @siegel I miss being able to use old SDKs to prevent these types of bugs. But I guess in theory Swift addresses this.
@wilshipley Didn’t he say it was his mother? imore.com/dash-developer… Or are you referring to something after that?
@siegel That actually makes me feel better. Thanks. But looks like it’s time to file a bug in Deploymate for not catching it.