Great you found a fix. But with duration of 0.0, what is the interest of running animation ? You should get the same result by calling directly setBoundsOrigin(NSMakePoint(0, scrollView.contentView.bounds.origin.y)) I was also wondering what do you expect by animating the bounds origin ? I remember I once had problems to stop Animations with removeAllAnimations. The case: animating a window resize by setting its frame. the button (inside the view that was animated) that was supposed to stop it did react (highlighted) but did not execute apparently. I found out that it was as if the animator created a new view and was performing animation on it ; hence the removeAllAnimations was not sent to the right one. But if animation was to set alpha of a label, it could be interrupted by the button action (button was not included in the animation). Maybe (I'm not sure) animating the bounds create a similar issue.

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You should just run your app in the right simulator and do Command-S to get the screenshot you need. Open your app in Xcode select the simulator at top of window Run your app You need to do this for at least 4 devices sizes. I use : iPhone 12 Pro Max: 6.5" iPhone 8 Plus 5.5" iPad Pro (12.9") (4th Gen) or (3rd Gen) iPad Pro (12.9") (2nd Gen) That fit the required sizes for AppStore Connect: If you localise in several languages, you have to repeat for every language. Please ask if something unclear. Otherwise, good luck and don't forget to close the thread.

Yes there is something behind, but maybe not what you think. Just the iPhone having a lot of work to do for several days ! Read this instructive article: h t t p s : / / w w w.zdnet.com/article/ios-15-destroyed-your-iphones-battery-life-dont-panic/

Thanks. Where exactly does it crash ? What is the exact error message ? I do not find the initialiser for cell.initialize(withDelegate:)

I probably miss something (as I'm not using SpriteKit a lot). In init(edgeLoopFrom rect: CGRect) rect is the rectangle that defines the edges. The rectangle is specified relative to the owning node’s origin. So you need only to set with your own rect self.physicsBody = SKPhysicsBody(edgeLoopFrom: myOwnRect) How did you define this rect in yourLine ?

viewModel is not defined for ContentView (at least with the code you showed). Where did you declare it ? You could declare it locally (as seen in tutorial you used):   var body: some View {         let viewModel = AnyViewModel(BookListViewModel(service: bookService))    BookListView(viewModel: viewModel)   }

Create a button in Practice View calling changeValue. struct Practise: View { @State var value = false func changeValue(){ // Change Value here value = !value // we toggle // could call as well:         value.toggle() } var body: some View { Text("Hello, World! \(String(value))") Button(action: changeValue) { Text("Change") } } } struct practise_Previews: PreviewProvider { static var previews: some View { Practise() } }

What request exactly ? Could you post a screenshot (hide confidential details) of the request screen that is refused ?

You should change "Aspect Fill" to "Aspect Fit"

Could you post the code where you get the error message, as well as the needed context ?

Necesita al menos cerca 50 GB disponibles.

Could you show all the func you have in AppDelegate and SceneDelegate ?

Please show the complete code for ForEach(array of objects ...) { Do you define the id ? ForEach(arrayOfObjects, id: \.self )

You'd better ask this question to Apple Support. Link at the bottom right of this page (Contact Us). Good luck.