Thanks! I saw that in example code. Is it possible to set the depth value? In my own renderer I use the [[depth(greater)]] attribute. My app is a 3d modeler, so it's important that separate primitives render correctly when they overlap.

Thanks @DTS Engineer ! It looks like I'll need to discard the fragment if the ray-marching falls outside the texture (at least that's what one implementation I see does). Will calling discard_fragment within a CustomMaterial's surface shader work as expected?

I read the doc. I don't get an end interruption when the caller cancels. Don't get subsequent begin interruption notifications for calls after the first one. How is that not a bug? Repro steps are: Paste code above into Xcode iOS app template and run Call from another phone Observe: begin interruption notification received Tap to ignore the call. Observe: end interruption notification received Call again Observe: no begin/end interruption notifications received

@Frameworks Engineer SceneDelegate.scene(willConnectTo: UISceneSession, options) isn't called unless app is reinstalled. I'm creating the window in that function.

@Frameworks Engineer Easy to repro going from UIKit lifecycle to SwiftUI lifecycle. Still working on the other direction. Attached steps in FB13462315

@Frameworks Engineer did you see the part about deleting and reinstalling the app? It's configured well enough to work on a fresh install.

Feedback is FB12984720. Thanks!

How incredibly lame.