Another thing. If you don't want to select from List but just display the current lesson, build other computed varsity, such as these: /* @State private */var currentLesson: String { // = "Przerwa" for lesson in testData { if lesson.startTime <= liveHourString && lesson.endTime >= liveHourString && lesson.dayOfWeek == liveWeekdayString { var components = Calendar.current.dateComponents([.year, .month, .day, .hour, .minute], from: todaysDate) let hhmm = lesson.startTime.split(separator: ":") components.hour = Int(hhmm[0]) components.minute = Int(hhmm[1]) return lesson.name } } return "" } /* @State private */var currentLessonStart : Date { // = Date() for lesson in testData { if lesson.startTime <= liveHourString && lesson.endTime >= liveHourString && lesson.dayOfWeek == liveWeekdayString { var components = Calendar.current.dateComponents([.year, .month, .day, .hour, .minute], from: todaysDate) let hhmm = lesson.startTime.split(separator: ":") components.hour = Int(hhmm[0]) components.minute = Int(hhmm[1]) return Calendar.current.date(from: components)! } } return Date() // If not found }

You have other errors in your code. liveHourString is declared twice currentLessonStart not defined startTime is a String in testData, but should be a Date You should change currentLesson when you tap a lesson in List, not in the loop NavigationView { List(lessons) { lesson in if lesson.dayOfWeek == todaysDate.formatted(Date.FormatStyle().weekday(.wide)) { VStack(alignment: .leading){ Text(lesson.name) .onTapGesture { currentLesson = lesson.name currentLessonStart = lesson.startTime // Once you have defined a State variable for currentLessonStart as a Date var } You could also use computed var to initialise lessons: struct ContentView: View { // var lessons: [Lesson] = [] var liveHourString : String { todaysDate.formatted(date: .omitted, time: .shortened) } var liveWeekdayString : String { todaysDate.formatted(Date.FormatStyle().weekday(.wide)) } var lessons: [Lesson] { var listOfLessons : [Lesson] = [] for lesson in testData { if lesson.startTime <= liveHourString && lesson.endTime >= liveHourString && lesson.dayOfWeek == liveWeekdayString { // currentLesson = lesson.name // YOU Cannot change the State var here // currentLessonStart = lesson.startTime } listOfLessons.append(lesson) } return listOfLessons }

Problem is that buttons in List receive all the defaults style attributes of the List. Hence you have to set manually each style element. Or it may be easier to put the buttons in a ScrollView instead of List.

there is no watchOS target I did not include watchOS app icons in Assets I do not see it in Assets>AppIcon. I only see it when there is a WatchOS companion app, in the watch Assets. Where do you see it to be provided ? In an app with similar situation, I provided all sizes of icons and did not notice issue. What app icons have you provided in Assets ? May be you could try with a unique 1024*1024 ?

Welcome to the forum. If I understand, you create the imageView a first time by MyView *customView = [[MyView alloc] init]; as init calls initWithFrame which itself adds the imageView and a second time with [self.view addSubview:customView]; Try removing this second one. Does it work ?

The best is to revert to iOS 18.

Welcome to the forum It's difficult to understand what is the problem.   D should occupy the space occupied by the two buttons at the top A and B What does it mean ? That's not what the drawing shows Anyway, looking at the drawing, you have several ways: if you use storyboard (UIKit), it is very easy to position the buttons in a view, either in absolute coordinates or with constraints settings. you can also create buttons in code setting the correct frame you could also use a grid, but it is over complex for such a simple thing If you use SwiftUI , you create 2 HStacks, containing A, B, C and the second D, E ; then you encapsulate them in a VStack ; code would look like VStack { Spacer() HStack { Spacer() Button { A } Spacer() Button { B } Spacer() Button { C } Spacer() } Spacer() HStack { Spacer() Button { D } Spacer() Button { E } Spacer() } Spacer() } So please explain clearly what you do not know how to do.

Since when can we not publish apps developed in beta environments Since the beginning. What is the issue using the most recent release ? Reason for not allowing beta is to avoid later bugs (which should be corrected in release) due to issue in the beta development environment. That's a safe policy IMHO.

Where did you download Xcode from ? I usually download from here: https://xcodereleases.com

AFAIU, it will be posted in the Appstore in the countries where DSA is applicable (EU). Apple will publish this information in the App Store in certain countries or regions. Here some examples (in French): https://www.igen.fr/app-store/2024/03/dsa-les-pages-de-lapp-store-affichent-de-nouvelles-infos-de-contact-des-developpeurs-142709 You should contact Apple support to see if possible and how to remove these information.

Does it work in Xcode 15 with iPhone 15 pro Max ? Or in other simulators with Xcode 16 ? There was something a bit similar, in SwiftUI: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/763158

Il serait utile de décrire précisément ces erreurs et le contexte de votre app.

I got this: Apple's power rating for its Lightning cable is 5 Volts DC carrying 1.8 Amps of current equaling 9 Watts of power. Which sets a max for output (may be lower however).

Make an object float in the air (with a slight downward motion reminiscent of the moon’s surface) So it will not Float but live in a low gravity environment. On the moon, it is 1/6 or earth gravity, ie 1.62 m/s*s vs 9.81 It is a scene property, not an object property. See here how to set it: https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/133516 sceneView.scene.physicsWorld.gravity = SCNVector3(0, -1.62, 0) You can reduce the value -1.62 to -0.5 for instance if you want lower gravity.

I tested in an app in Xcode 16.0. Compiles fine. I also created a new project, and just added the extension at the end of AppDelegate. Compiles fine.