#BugFest

2025-06-11

@vincefried

Well, after seeing the total mess of code that #Apple has released in recent years, I very much doubt that.

But hopefully you are right, really!

#wwdc25 #BugFest

2025-06-11

@moonglum

Who would have thought, right? 🤗

I am so sick of the endless #BugFest that is #macOS these days, horrible, and absolutely no improvements in sight, on the contrary. 🤮 #wwdc25 #Apple

2025-06-08

@chakie

Every single year since the infamous Mac OS X 10.7, we have to spend more and more weeks to work around the new bugs in AppKit and CoreFoundation in #macOS, last year was truly horrible.

This may be because our #NeoFinder uses a lot of low level stuff, but it is tedious and increasingly frustrating for the total lack of help, documentation, and bugfixes from Apple.

#wwdc25 #BugFest #developer

Obvitreeobvitree
2025-05-21

When your code finally works... so you mess with it and unleash a bug apocalypse 🧟♂️💻🔧

TechGeeksApparelTechGeeksApparel
2025-04-24

The Code Is Broke and Full of Errors.
Not even a console.log can save this.
For those debugging disasters: 🔗 techgeeksapparel.com/the-code-

2025-04-11

@tempelorg

I have posted that as a bug report to #Apple 12 years ago already, and urgently asked them to provide us with a professional API to get and set Finder comments, but you can guess what Apple has said.

Right?

Nothing. Nothing at all.

I have repeated that bug report every year for every new major macOS release, but still: Nothing.

#macOS #BugFest

2025-03-25

So, #Apple has still not fixed the glaring SVG crash in #macOS 15.

Of course.

There are no bugfixes anymore. Just new bugs...

So disappointing, but not unexpected.

#BugFest

2025-03-01

@marioguzman

Lucky you it actually works!

I am seeing this here for the last months, it is now taking 192 days so far to download 2 bytes.

Brilliant software, I may add. 😂

#iCloud #macOS #BugFest

2024-12-31

At this point I just give up. Is anyone testing that stuff at all?

Am I holding it wrong?
#ios18 #bugfest #ios #apple

2024-12-30

@ricobeck @chockenberry

Good heavens, this is getting absolutely out of hands.

I don't think there is a single Q&A engineer left working at Apple, it seems?

ROTFL

Quite frankly, I'd much rather pay more than 1,000 USD a year for decent developer tools, than getting this buggy crap for, well, "free"...

#Xcode #macOS #BugFest #CodeWarrior

2024-12-12

Uh, #Apple has released #macOS 15.2 "Sequoia".

Let's see what new #bugs they have added this time, we already found the first one!

And maybe, as it is almost Christmas, maybe they have actually FIXED a few?

Or maybe just one?

One can still hope, right?

#BugFest #developer #xcode

2024-12-08

Xcode 16.1, iOS 18.1 Simulator.

The code shown in the screenshot crashes when compiled in Swift 6 language mode but works in Swift 5 language mode.

(Only on first start, when the privacy dialogs are shown, delete app between tests!)

The `usingANonisolatedFunction` works in both cases.

All four variants compile without warnings.

This Swift Concurrency thing should be discarded. For my code, it introduced more crashes than it fixed.

#swift #concurrency #bugfest

Code:

import UIKit
import Contacts

@main
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {



    func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
        // Override point for customization after application launch.
        
        MainActor.assertIsolated()
        
        usingLambda()               // This crashes
        // usingANonisolatedFunction() // This does not.

        return true
    }

    nonisolated func nonisolatedCompetionHandler(_ ok: Bool, _ err: (any Error)?)-> Void {
        print(ok)
        print(String(describing: err))
    }

    func usingANonisolatedFunction() {
        let cs = CNContactStore()
        cs.requestAccess(for: .contacts, completionHandler: self.nonisolatedCompetionHandler)
    }

    func usingLambda() {
        let cs = CNContactStore()
        cs.requestAccess(for: .contacts, completionHandler: { ok, err in
            print(ok)
            print(String(describing: err))
        })
    }
2024-12-06

No, #Apple, this volume was NOT created back in 1970, but only a few minutes ago, yes, in 2024.

This very embarrassing #bug in #macOS when displaying information about an #ExFAT volume in the Finder has been reported by us SIX YEARS ago, and it is still glaringly present in macOS 15.2.

This type of negligence is very problematic for a digital asset manager software like my #NeoFinder, and we can see bugs like that in most parts of the Apple operating system these days.

Come on, don't you have a few dollars to spare for an engineer who can actually fix a few bugs, Tim? #BugFest

"Get Info" window in the Finder of macOS, showing a totally wrong creation and modification date of an ExFAT volume.
2024-11-22

Another #bug that #Apple still hasn't fixed in #macOS 15.1.1 "Sequoia" is this one here.

If you connect an iOS device to the Mac with a USB cable, it still claims the super old iOS version would be the most recent one.

Seriously, this is so wrong, I can't believe it.

#BugFest

The Finder window in macOS 15.1 show the wrong iOS version for a physically connected iPhone, and claims that iOS version would be up-to-date, which is clearly wrong.
2024-11-18

Good heavens, #Xcode 16.1 is such a horrible crashfest.

Hey #Apple, how about, I don't know: BUGFIXES????????

How the heck are we supposed to write insanely great software with that buggy trash?

Apple Software quality is a complete mess, getting worse every month.

Sad.

#macOS #BugFest

2024-10-30

And no, #Apple, #macOS is really NOT "intelligent" anymore. ROTFL

This message in the buggy "System Settings" is wrong, and a lie.

Of course, "Apple Intelligence" is ONLY available when the global macOS language is set to English "US".

But you need a couple of reboots until it takes.

What a #BugFest. #Sequoia #macos15

2024-10-30

Uh, #BugFest #Apple #macOS 15 "Sequoia:"

The gift that keeps giving:

After updating to macOS 15.1, I get this wonky error message.

What the heck does that even mean?

2024-10-24

#Xcode 16 in #macOS 15 #BugFest has a very weird bug in which the Mac Pizza (spinning cursor of death, SCOD) is often turning like crazy in other Apps when my application is being debugged and has hit a breakpoint.

This only goes away if I move the Xcode Debugger Window away from being on top the window of the debugged app onto a second screen.

What the heck?

Dear #Apple, can we please get decent developer tools now?

2024-10-17

Is there a reason why #Xcode 16 secretly mounts a volume at

/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Volumes/iOS_21E213

every single time when Xcode is launched?

What the heck?

I don't even do any iOS development, and seriously, there is sufficient time for such a weird thing when I open any iOS project with Xcode.

#macOS #Apple #BugFest

2024-10-14

Found and reported 5 bugs and 2 enhancements within 60 minutes of using iOS/macOS.

I am not working at Apple’s QA. Does anyone work at Apple’s QA department?

#apple #bugfest #ios #macos

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