I do not know of any authorisation key for this in info.plist. And no Privacy key. For me, that means it is not required to ask user. One advice: when you submit the app, explain you change the icon in the comments to reviewer. That will avoid any further problem.

I found old SO threads, but you should adapt to better understand where the problem is: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22443425/application-loader-stuck-at-authenticating-with-the-itunes-store-when-uploadin and https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50507628/unable-to-upload-the-ipa-file-to-itunes-store You should check your account (here is the sequence): I checked my Appstore Connect account (contracts). I noticed a yellow warning that some contact information were missing. I updated.

Which version of Xcode ? That was supposed to be solved in 11.2: "Fixed an issue with UITabBarController where decoding an instance from a storyboard would create extra views at the left end of the screen. If you worked around this issue on Xcode 11.0 or 11.1 by creating a subclass of UITabBarController and hiding extra views in the initializer you can remove the workaround. (55310448)"

I noticed similar problems with List. First try to replace by VStack, just to check. If that works, that is a List problem. If not, maybe problem with images. Did you put them in xcassets ?

I would try to replace here: return List { ForEach(menus) { menu in self.destinationView(menu: menu) }}} with return Stack { ForEach(menus) { menu in self.destinationView(menu: menu) }}} If that works, you should file a bug… and close the thread.

Do you try to launch in simulator or on device ? First try on simulator. Then, in Xcode, select your app name at the top of the list in the left panel (the file browser panel). select TARGETS select Signing and Capabilities Do you notice any error indicated there ? What do you get here, precisely ? Why have you co.hashyap… and not com.hashyap… Also try to do an option-clean-build-Folder in Xcode (Product menu).

Do it here (and test with the print): func applicationWillTerminate(_ application: UIApplication) { // Called when the application is about to terminate. Save data if appropriate. See also applicationDidEnterBackground:. print("End") // Save here }

Thanks for feedback. So you were launching on device. Don't forget to close the thread.

Looks like you got the answer in SO. So, file a bug report.

The URL also points to some local location with sandbox in the name. You test on device, not simulator ? Could you show the url ?

Have you checked the images are available in target ? Could try to copy them to xcassets.

shows like the first picture with label and texts Do you mean launch screen ?

Use "Digital Color Meter " which comes installed on Mac. It will let you find hex color of any pixel on screen. User Guide available on - Apple Support

nor overload the optional == operator.  Yes, so it applies the == for instances (compares references). What I said is that even when you overload, that may still be the case. So I don't understand your last point.

I fear there is little to do… I've tried many combinations with no avail; always 950 results found: appgroup && catalyst appgroup AND catalyst appgroup .AND. catalyst appgroup | catalyst (in case pipes worked) appgroup, catalyst That was already the case in older forum: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/36927