Is this something intentional that Apple has publicly stated in some realm?
AFAIK, in that case, maybe it's just a bug that they're planning to fix...
AFAIK, in that case, maybe it's just a bug that they're planning to fix...
Or are you arguing that this blog post is wrong in asserting the OS release this week introduced a bug in those tools?
But that doesn't mean it's not reckless of Apple to introduce a load-bearing component that wasn't necessary before and then not properly regression test it across OS updates.