I have been having the same issue, and have the exact same configuration as you. I've reported the issue to apple and had a message on here without any response from both. Please let me know if you find an answer to this ANNOYING problem. Dan Uff

You may want to look into adding the content in to a JSON file that would be on the website, and then use the json decoding commands to update any content that the website may or may not have inside your app. For an idea of what I mean. go on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=json+decoding+swift Dan Uff

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I've been getting this A LOT with Xcode 12 & 13. Just wait until the message goes away when you try and run your app on a device. It may take seconds or minutes, but it will eventually go away and allow the app to run. Dan

Okay, thanks for the info. It really did help! Dan

I don't want to show the status, only the content within the articles. After looking at your code and looking at some others, I finally got it working to a point. I wish I could show you a screenshot of what I have so far. Now the articles show up on the simulator, but they are all in raw form. I think I know how to take it from here. Do I put the raw data in a form such as a tableView to be readable? Thanks.

Oh yeah, that would help. Here you go: struct NewsFeed: Codable {   var status: String = ""   var totalResults: Int = 0   var articles: [Article]? }

This is a known big. I have found that having the end user delete the app, then reinstall it does help sometimes. Dan Uff

Usually, the app's description has a URL and/or email address to contact them. If it doesn't, then try and searching Google. Dan Uff

If you have a M1 Mac, then unplug any USB extenders you may have connected. There is a known problem between M1 Macs and USB extenders, of which Apple doesn't have any answers for yet. If you do not have a M1 Mac, then the error looks like you may have a corrupt file somewhere causing the computer to do a reboot. In that case, you may have to redo the computer. Also, check the power connector on the back of the computer. I've had some issues with that in the past. Even shut it down, unplug it and then plug it back in and see what happens. Hope this helps, Dan Uff

@aandyzoom01  Thanks for verifying I wasn't loosing my mind. Can Apple comment on if/when this problem will be fixed, or even a work around?