Thanks for the reply, I have been doing some research on secondaryLabelColor and can't find any examples as well as attempting to add it to my swiftUI view but not really sure how to code. Do you have any usage examples of this? Also, how did you go about figuring out the legend color is driven by secondaryLabelColor. Thanks

Seems to be still the case with Xcode 14.2. However I don't have a info.plist. Any ideas how to delete?

After reviewing some of the doc mentioned above, I did not see  "sudden termination" but I added "Application can be killed immediately when user is shutting down or logging out" setting to NO to the target using the INFO tab but still applicationWillTerminate function is not being called. Any ideas how to fix?

I got it working. I did need to set Application can be killed immediately when user is shutting down or logging out" setting to NO to the target using the INFO tab but I had a coding error implementing applicationWillTerminate. So, here is how my app delegate looks now. import Cocoa @NSApplicationMain class AppDelegate: NSObject, NSApplicationDelegate {         func applicationWillFinishLaunching(_ notification: Notification) {     }     func applicationDidFinishLaunching(_ aNotification: Notification) {         // Insert code here to initialize your application           //    try! DatabaseManager.setup(for: NSApp)     }     func applicationShouldTerminateAfterLastWindowClosed(_ sender: NSApplication) -> Bool {         return true     }     func applicationWillTerminate(_ Notification: Notification) {         // Insert code here to tear down your application         getPrefs()         if paymePref.prefAutoBackup == "Yes" {             backupDataBase()         }     } }

I tried a couple of things using a separate thread but still no luck. Below is my latest try? I must be missing something basic with this in seems to be very straightforward? @IBAction func progressStart(_ sender: Any) { // Start the progress animation progressIndicator.startAnimation(self) // Do some work here... let dispatchGroup = DispatchGroup() dispatchGroup.enter() DispatchQueue.global(qos: .background).async { var progress: Double = 0.0 for _ in 0..<100 { // Update the progress value in a loop progress += 1.0 DispatchQueue.main.async { self.progressLabel.stringValue = String(progress) self.progressIndicator.doubleValue = progress / 100.0 } // Do some work here... } dispatchGroup.leave() } dispatchGroup.notify(queue: DispatchQueue.main) { // Stop the progress animation self.progressIndicator.stopAnimation(self) } } }

I ended up going a different route, I got it working like I wanted via SwifUI, I wanted to learn more about SwiftUI so this is a better way to go.

To Clarify, the projects I am Looking for are from WWDC2023-10154. The video says download but no link, Is the link gone after initial play? Thanks "This is a code-along. During this session, I will be building an app with you. Hit pause now, and download the companion Xcode projects: an archive with the prepared starting point, and the finished one. Open the starter project, and go to the ContentView file"

Here is the link for the projects. [https://developer.apple.com/documentation/SwiftUI/Building-a-document-based-app-using-SwiftData)

I found these three files which are part of core-data datastore as well as swiftdata 144 -rw-r--r--@ 1 bsoule staff 73728 Jul 29 10:10 default.store 64 -rw-r--r--@ 1 bsoule staff 32768 Aug 7 14:57 default.store-shm 1160 -rw-r--r--@ 1 bsoule staff 564472 Aug 7 14:56 default.store-wal in my library directory --> Library/Containers/CHCS.ArtManager/Data/Library/Application Support I expected to also see a file with an sqlite extension but I did not? Any ideas where the sqlite database is stored?

Yes I add tried the .tint modifier as well with no success. BTW I am using Xcode 15 beta 7, I think I will give a try with my Ventura Xcode 14 to see if that makes a difference.

I get the same results on Ventura and Xcode 14

I have my iPad connected to my Mac and I am running the code above on the iPad. I am using my iPad to test because it has more images to test with than a simulator. This code works as expected on my Mac but not on my iPad. The specifics of all the devices are as follows: Mac Sonoma beta 6 Xcode 15 beta7, iPadOS 17 beta 7. Reducing the frame size makes no difference. I will test on Ventura with Xcode 14 and iPadOS 16 later today or in the morning to see if this makes a difference. Thanks for the help!

Does the same thing on Ventura and Xcode 14

This is fixed in the Release Candidate code.

It turns out my iCloud Drive was much bigger than I thought so after cleaning up some automated backups to iCloud I was able to get back to expect size for iCloud content.