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What template can I use for a tvOS app system settings, since it's not included anymore?
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I have a tvOS application that has some settings that can be set to change some parameters for the app. In older versions of Xcode, as this answer points out, there was a specific template for a Systems Settings bundle for tvOS. In Xcode 10, targeting tvOS 12, there is no such template anymore. The documentation for System Settings says it is no longer being maintained, but there's no link to the recommended replacement mechanism. How does one create a systems setting bundle for their tvOS application? Or if those are no longer supported, what's the replacement?
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I have a tvOS application that has some settings that can be set to change some parameters for the app. In older versions of Xcode, as this answer points out, there was a specific template for a Systems Settings bundle for tvOS. In Xcode 10, targeting tvOS 12, there is no such template anymore. The documentation for System Settings says it is no longer being maintained, but there's no link to the recommended replacement mechanism. How does one create a systems setting bundle for their tvOS application? Or if those are no longer supported, what's the replacement?
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I have a tvOS application that has some settings that can be set to change some parameters for the app. In older versions of Xcode, as this answer points out, there was a specific template for a Systems Settings bundle for tvOS. In Xcode 10, targeting tvOS 12, there is no such template anymore. The documentation for System Settings says it is no longer being maintained, but there's no link to the recommended replacement mechanism. How does one create a systems setting bundle for their tvOS application? Or if those are no longer supported, what's the replacement?
xcode tvos
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I have a tvOS application that has some settings that can be set to change some parameters for the app. In older versions of Xcode, as this answer points out, there was a specific template for a Systems Settings bundle for tvOS. In Xcode 10, targeting tvOS 12, there is no such template anymore. The documentation for System Settings says it is no longer being maintained, but there's no link to the recommended replacement mechanism. How does one create a systems setting bundle for their tvOS application? Or if those are no longer supported, what's the replacement?
xcode tvos
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I spoke with someone at Apple who told me that while the documentation is no longer being updated, it is still the correct way to do what I need. However, they have changed how it is represented in Xcode. Now, instead of creating a new target, you simply create a new file, and under "Resource", there's a "System Settings" file type:
If you select it, it puts a bundle into your project like this:
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I spoke with someone at Apple who told me that while the documentation is no longer being updated, it is still the correct way to do what I need. However, they have changed how it is represented in Xcode. Now, instead of creating a new target, you simply create a new file, and under "Resource", there's a "System Settings" file type:
If you select it, it puts a bundle into your project like this:
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I spoke with someone at Apple who told me that while the documentation is no longer being updated, it is still the correct way to do what I need. However, they have changed how it is represented in Xcode. Now, instead of creating a new target, you simply create a new file, and under "Resource", there's a "System Settings" file type:
If you select it, it puts a bundle into your project like this:
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I spoke with someone at Apple who told me that while the documentation is no longer being updated, it is still the correct way to do what I need. However, they have changed how it is represented in Xcode. Now, instead of creating a new target, you simply create a new file, and under "Resource", there's a "System Settings" file type:
If you select it, it puts a bundle into your project like this:
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I spoke with someone at Apple who told me that while the documentation is no longer being updated, it is still the correct way to do what I need. However, they have changed how it is represented in Xcode. Now, instead of creating a new target, you simply create a new file, and under "Resource", there's a "System Settings" file type:
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