What do you see when you open Xcode Preferences > Accounts ? Do you see the + sign at the lower left ? What happens when you click there ?

May be I do not understand your question, but you can access user settings with: func openSettings() { guard let settingsUrl = URL(string: UIApplication.openSettingsURLString) else { return } if UIApplication.shared.canOpenURL(settingsUrl) { UIApplication.shared.open(settingsUrl, completionHandler: nil) } } Isn't it what you're looking for ?

Is it sandboxed ? Ar at least notarised ?

That is not necessarily linked to your app but to the use of your account ("documented indications of fraudulent conduct associated with your account"). You alone may know what has occurred on your account.

You should do it in info.plist:

Yes you can. When you send to AppStoreConnect, you can set a release date: immediately after approval manual not before a date

Is it device or simulator ? What iOS version of it ?

How do you try to ,convert, please show code. What you have to do, if you get an Int value from JSON let CGFloatValue = CGFloat(value). Don't try to cast Int to CGFloat with let CGFloatValue = value as CGFloat

Read here that CarPlay issues with iOS 15 should be addressed "soon":    h t t p s : / / w w w.macrumors.com/2021/09/30/ios-15-iphone-13-carplay-issues/

The only difference I note in doc is: For init(edgeLoopFrom:), if the path is not already closed, a loop is automatically created by joining the last point to the first. How did you define pathToDraw ? If closed path, the 2 init should be equivalent. If not, problem probably comes from open path when using edgeChainFrom. Note: I cannot why it has impact !

Please show code. Impossible to say why precisely otherwise.

appropriate to the latest supported OS X (10.15)? If you open Xcode 12.4, API references there should correspond to 10.15. And not show newer versions of API.

Are you sure the problem is new to Xcode 13 ? There are discussions in Swift forum about this, not related to last Swift versions : https://forums.swift.org/t/parsing-decimal-values-from-json/6906

May be you could implement solution described here by defining your own extensions: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55131400/swift-decode-imprecise-decimal-correctly

I continue to be able to compile the project and launch the app on devices with ios 15 If you target iOS 14, it should run on iOS 15 as well. But you may have problem to download from Xcode to device. If that's the problem, see here for some advice: h t t p s : / / dilumdesilva.medium.com/so-xcode-doesnt-support-your-iphone-s-os-version-here-s-how-to-fix-it-c2db7fd58468