I used a custom time format in the DateTimePicker, such as 'hh:mm a' for 12-hour format. Although the device's time format is set to 24-hour mode, my sample app displays time in 24-hour format like '23:10' instead of the desired 12-hour format like '11:10 PM'. I've already set the locale for the 12-hour format. Has anyone else encountered this issue, and what could be the solution?

DatePicker always get timeFormat from device setting, but i need to show time in datePicker based on My app setting not device setting. any solution for this problem I tried to set locale "us_POSIX" locale for 12 hour and "us_GB" for 24 hour format this way is work in gregorian calendar , but in japanese calendar not showing year properly like (picker showing " 6 " instead of " Reiwa 6 " )

In swift if using custom dateFormat like "dd-mm-yyyy" and device follows japanese calendar now get dateForm dateFormatter , expected "30-05-Reiwa6". but dateFormatter return string is "30=05-0006"

My SampleApp, named "myApp," already supports deep links such as "https://myApp.com/tab/record/10020." When this link is clicked, it navigates to myApp, and AppDelegate handles the further process. Now, I need to support another link (domain), "https://appcloud.com/tab/record/10020," so that clicking this link also navigates to myApp. Is there any way to solve this kind of problem without adding "apple-app-site-association"?