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How can I enable code coverage in Xcode 14.3? (It appears different from other versions)

Normally I would follow these steps. Basically I woult tap on my scheme, then edit, then Test, then I’d have a nice neat enable code coverage box I can tick. However, with 14.3, I don’t see the info | options etc tabs, instead I see this view. And enable code coverage isn’t there. Usually, it would be between Build configuration and Debugger.

14.3

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Old view:
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I don’t see show code coverage here either:

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    You can enable it on the test plans configuration. Go to the Test navigator. Click on the "Test Plan" dropdown and then select "Edit test plan"

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    You will be able to update the shared configs of your test plans, including conde coverage enabling:
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    Enabling Code Coverage has moved to Test Plan configuration which are designed to manage your tests.

    Do the following steps to enable it:

    1. Press Command + Option + u to bring the Edit Scheme window

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    1. Hover over the Autocreated test plan to show the disclosure button and click it.

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    1. Go to the Configuration tab :

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    2. Find Code Coverage and enable it :

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