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SwiftUI Tip 💡

Want to control where a popover arrow points?

Use the arrowEdge parameter to choose where the popover arrow appears relative to the source view.

→ https://t.co/ZIn3T34Fl4

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@JuanArreguin in my case, it installs, but it can’t authenticate

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Codex sign-in in Xcode is completely broken for me right now.

Browser login succeeds → Xcode still says “Not Signed In”.

Anyone else hitting this? Any fixes that actually worked? 🤔

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@RaduUrsache I know it’s not a popular choice, but I’ve actually started to enjoy it.

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@JuanArreguin What was the fix? 😂 I’m trying to log in with my ChatGPT account, not API keys.

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@alehmazol @trudeveloper I tried it manually, but I without success :/

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@trudeveloper @alehmazol Xcode still shows it

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@Mikkeall1171 That's what I think as well.

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@alehmazol nope, i am using gpt-5.3-codex

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@ilkerulusoy i’m already on the latest Xcode, so this seems more like an issue with Xcode’s bundled codex component

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thnx, I tried running the bundled codex directly from Terminal and authentication works, but Xcode still says I need to sign in.

I'm on Xcode 26.5 and it automatically downloads codex-cli 0.129.0-alpha.9.

Everything was working fine until today, when it started failing with: "The gpt-5.3-codex model is not supported when using Codex with a ChatGPT account

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SwiftUI Tip 💡

Want a large navigation title, but inline?

In iOS 17.0+, use toolbarTitleDisplayMode(.inlineLarge) to display a large title inline with the toolbar.

Perfect when you want a large title without the extra top spacing.

→ https://t.co/ZIn3T34Fl4

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SwiftUI Tip 💡

Use confirmationDialog() to confirm destructive actions before executing them.

This helps prevent accidental deletions and other irreversible changes.

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SwiftUI Tip 💡

In iOS 18.0+, use hidden() to conditionally hide tabs in a TabView.

For example, you can show a tab only in compact layouts, like iPhone portrait mode.

→ https://t.co/GGPZwzKMMu

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SwiftUI Tip 💡

In iOS 26.0+, use labelReservedIconWidth() to give labels a consistent icon width.

This keeps text aligned even when icons have different sizes.

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