I tested in playgrounds, it works perfectly. I tested in a project, it works as well. All tests with Xcode 13.0 Which version do you use ?

We sold a similar app that we published.  That's the problem the reviewer has noticed. What you could try: give the new app a name that is close the the other, like myGreatApp Pro (or myGreatApp Mini, you get the point) add enough features so that they are effectively different (you don't need a lot: more capacité, some goodies like some use of camera, speech synthesis…) and explain clearly to reviewer that this is a pro (or mini or whatever) version of the other app

Have you more details when you go into the details : in storyboard, you should see a yellow sign in front of the VC click on this disclosure button What do you get ? I often experience such nuisance warnings. At the end, I decided to ignore if thorough testing proves they have no impact. You could file a bug report.

The language has changed a lot since the tutorial. You replaced @ObjectBinding with @ObservedObject ; but there may be other places to change. There are many tutorial, if this one (1 year old though) may help; h t t p s : / / jaredsinclair.com/2020/05/07/swiftui-cheat-sheet.html

Which exact version of Xcode is it ? Release or beta ?

You posted the question twice. Please close one of the 2 threads.

What did you try to do that doesn't work ?

Yes, I think that's a wise decision. Unfortunately, the Touch Bar never got strong momentum.

Have you the list of required fonts ? Could you add them as resources in your app ? WebView is deprecated since 10.14. You will run in more and more problems if you keep using. Sooner or later it will even crash. So it should be time to start the change. Follow Apple's recommendation: In apps that run in OS X 10.10 and later, use the WKWebView class instead of using WebView.

How did you capture screen shots ? With cmd-S in simulator ? Did you capture on iPhone 8Plus simulator ? It should be a png file.

Depending on the country you register from, delays may be much longer. I don't know how long it is from Kirghizistan. You could contact Apple Support (link at the bottom of this page).

This is contains the html describing the build scheme. It should only change when you change the scheme. Another file contains breakpoints, no use to source control. AFAIU, it should be safe to ignore all in your account (igorkorot) userData.

Can't i just store specific attributes of an entity as an array?  Yes you can. Just define the struct to contain those elements you want.

Can't i save the last 7 values ​​of a specific attribute of coredata in an array? It seems that is a similar question as one of your previous posts. Define an array of values of the specific attribute var storedData : [MySpecificAttribute] = [] each time you update in Core Data, append the new value to the array. If you have more than 7 items, remove items from the start till you have 7 items left.

Also, under a Individual license, its 99USD, but can I only post one app? If not, do I pay per app I post? You can publish as many apps you want with a single account.