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I have a project which is implemented in xcode10 which is in autoresizing, but as per the apple guidelines have to submit the app through xcode11 from april onwards. I have opened the project in xcode11 but the UI seems disturbed, Even if I change the UI, its reverting back again(disturbed), if I close and opened the project in xcode11 again.
please find the screen shot of view controller in storyboard

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