Could you show the code where you set patternImage ? Also look here to see if replacing with .tile solves the problem https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60749545/swiftui-cant-create-color-by-uicolorpatternimage

Where do you see it is the same size ? I think there is a small difference (Mini is 4% smaller in each direction): Model          Logical W  Logical H   Physical W    Physical H    PPI Retina Factor iPhone 12 mini    360       780         1080         2340        476     3 iPhone X          375       812         1125         2436        458     3 Complete references here : https ://ios-resolution .com

No, not very clear. Should show full code instead.

If you are not much skilled on iOS, you should ask for advice. Otherwise, a tutorial on how to reinstall. https ://www.imobie. com/iphone-tips/how-to-fix-an-error-occurred-installing-new-ios.htm But take care not to make matters worse. Have you saved all your data (to iCloud or to a Mac) ? That's important.

I hope this detailed tutorial will help. https ://www.raywenderlich. com/11395893-push-notifications-tutorial-getting-started

That really looks like an installation problem. Can you reinstall iOS 14.5 ? Could you also try to generate and download an app from Xcode ? You should also file a bug report, or contact Apple support or even burn a DTS ticket.

It is compatible. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/iphone/iphe3fa5df43/ios So you probably had an installation problem. Some hints here on how to fix it: https ://www.imobie. com/iphone-tips/how-to-fix-an-error-occurred-installing-new-ios.htm

There are more and more limitations to such information access (because it lets you get information on user location, hence privacy issue). This may provide some hint to a solution: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63130232/cncopycurrentnetworkinfo-not-working-with-ios-14 or this older (5 years !) thread: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/11807 or this (but that's more general conditions than practical solution) https ://blog.appnation. co/how-to-access-wifi-ssid-on-ios-13-using-swift-40c4bba3c81d

Could you show the code ? There must be a place where you decode JSON (deserialize). Maybe your JSON data is incorrect ? That can cause such type of error (even though not the same error as yours) : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46284163/alamofire-responseserializationfailedalamofire-aferror-responseserializationfai Did it work before Xcode 12.5 ? Are you sure to have the most recent Alamofire pod version ?

I've not real understanding of what could occur here. Just some guessing. Could it be you get access to different resources (or lack some) when running from the iPhone as compared as from Xcode ? Or different versions of some packages ? Could you also check what are the mode in each case (debug ? release ?). And try to change. Did you contact DJI about their toolkit ? Otherwise, you could try to contact developers support or burn a DST ticket if you do not get further info on this forum. Good luck.

Here is a message proposed by Google: https ://developers.google. com/admob/ios/ios14 keyNSUserTrackingUsageDescription/key stringThis identifier will be used to deliver personalized ads to you./string So I think you should add mention of ads delivering.

Am I doing something wrong? Yes, you are doing something wrong. You do not give useful information about your code ! Your post is really useless. So please, provide the code that retrieves the url.

OK, that's the exact same code as in book. But there are a lot of other stuff that could be wrong. Are you sure you followed exactly all the steps ? Impossible to say with our seeing code.

Did you install the provided server as described on page 447 ? Run the Server The Restaurant folder included with this project contains the binary file for the server, OpenRestaurant.app. Right-click OpenRestaurant and click Open in the dropdown. Depending on your Mac's security configuration, you may see a warning dialog. Click Open to indicate that you trust the app. Check also if port is 8080 or 8090 (as written at top of page 448). I understand it should be 8080.

Have you looked at the images directory ? Are they effectively .png images ? Have you checked also menuItems ? add somewhere print("menuItems", menuItems)