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Xcode Constantly Phones Home

When I scrutinized the individual Xcode connections with Little Snitch, I saw that developerservices2.apple.com was responsible for the slow “Gathering provisioning inputs” build phase. When I denied those connections with Little Snitch, my builds were always fast. And successful. The build phase is mostly unnecessary.

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