The first screenshot doesn't display the 24th hour (hour 0 for the next day), because there is no event that happened between 23:00 and 23:59. If there were no events between 00:00 to 08:00, those hours would not appear on the chart if I don't set the domain myself. Using [0,24] did not work as the time is entered as a Date type, so using [datemax, datemin])did the trick. Thanks! Didn't see that option anywhere, where did you find it or how do you know that it was posible to do that?.

Hi, it's been around 2 years since I've made this report and so far this issue is still present on iOS 18. I've made a new Feedback report and attached a sample project that hopefully showcase the issue more clearly. FB16547856

Same problem here, but with widgets. I've created a custom DiscreteFormatStyle and have no problems using it with TimeDataSource<Duration> while the Text()view is rendered inside the app. If used on a widget, preview show a black widget and if run on simulator/device it throws the same errors and fails to load, getting stuck on the placeholder view. I've created a Feedback report with a sample project: FB16521246, I suggest you do the same and hopefully we'll get a solution or a fix

Hi, I've just found a workaround to download all files in one go: you have to use safari tech preview and you have to uncheck macOS in order to download simulators and Xcode at the same time

The feedback ID is FB11940394

The feedback ID is FB11940394

I've submitted feedback with the ID: FB11940394